Good Intentions Can't Hide Bad Science It's bad when a philanthropic organization uses bad science to justify their means, but it's dangerous when bad science misdirects...
Humans of UCSF: New Chapter, New Self “Even though UCSF was my first choice for medical school, the decision to come here was a difficult one. I...
Muni Money, Maybe? It is without a doubt that paying rent in San Francisco is one of the most insane things a graduate...
Humans of UCSF: Naturally Inspired “Becoming more aware and appreciative of the beauty in nature has been one of my favorite things about moving to...
Increasing Awareness at UCSF “How do you make a movement sustainable with drastic change?” Sidra Bonner is a third-year medical student, and she and...
Humans of UCSF: Finding Joy Despite the Hate “I have recently found myself at a curious intersection between privilege and disadvantage. On the one hand, my parents are...
UCSF: Under Construction… So Forever? I don’t remember what our little patch of grass haven looked like, but I do know that the last time...
When Patients Refuse Best Treatment Editor’s Note: In the field of health science, we may sometimes encounter people and patients whose beliefs conflict with our...
Humans of UCSF: Succeeding Together "The foggy summer in the Sunset was a difficult transition for me at first. I felt completely overwhelmed adjusting to...
How the brain forms The human brain can process a picture in just 13 milliseconds. The cellular functions underlying this incredible processing speed involve...
Humans of UCSF: Challenging Lessons “In addition to the challenge of learning how to teach, I went through an identity crisis. I had to go...
Humans of UCSF: Dreams Come True “I consider myself a very lucky individual because I have the job of my dreams. What may have started as...