For the first time in over 100 years the seat for the San Francisco district attorney (DA) is open, and on November 5 voters will decided which newcomer will fill this seat.

Elderly people kill themselves too. You wouldn’t think so if you did a quick search for the word “elderly” in any 2019 suicide prevention legislature, as references to this population are hard to find.

In June 2018, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine released a report which states that the pervasiveness of sexual and gender harassment in academic science, engineering and medicine leads to “significant damage to research

The path to a PhD is a treacherous one. It is paved with failure, stress, and uncertainty. I find myself tripping often, crawling along until I can finally stand up only to trip again.

Several courses during my MPH year have begun with familiar statistics; according to data from the Commonwealth Fund’s report, the U.S.

What makes an anchor institution? How does UCSF build upon not only itself, but also reach beyond and strengthen the community in which it resides?

With scientific journals reaching ever higher profit margins, restricting access to research paid for by taxpayers, and double charging universities for subscriptions and publishing fees, it’s hard to find a scientist who loves our current publish