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Susan Meffert • UCSF Profiles

New research from UCSF doctors could prove life-changing for millions of people each year

New research from UCSF doctors could prove life-changing for millions of people each year

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UCSF social workers demand safety in wake of hospital slaying

UCSF social workers demand safety in wake of hospital slaying

Social workers demand UCSF improves safety after worker fatally stabbed by patient

Social workers demand UCSF improves safety after worker fatally stabbed by patient

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Susan Desmond-Hellmann • UCSF Profiles

Susan Desmond-Hellmann • UCSF Profiles

Helen Willsey • UCSF Profiles

Helen Willsey • UCSF Profiles

Advocacy at UCSF

Advocacy at UCSF

Susan Lynch

Meet the families bound by both blood and purpose. From chance encounters in hallways to journeys across the country, they advance health and embody the heart of UCSF together. https://tiny.ucsf.edu/9UBvFt | UCSF

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Meet Ann. After 18 years of paralysis, she is rediscovering her voice thanks to an AI brain implant from @UCSFNeurosurgery, the Chang Lab, and @Berkeley Engineering.

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UCSF Health Celebrates Launch of the Hospital of the Future

Lynna Vong, an SF native, is now a journeyperson carpenter after taking part in a UCSF jobs program. Our new hospital at UCSF Helen Diller Medical Center at Parnassus Heights will create 1,000 union jobs for construction workers like Lyna. Learn more » http://tiny.ucsf.edu/3PcIhi | UCSF

638 viewsMay 17, 2022

"This year has tested our resolve and we'll likely be tested further. From battling a global pandemic to enduring the deep political divisions across our country... In the face of all this you shine." UCSF leadership wanted to share a message of gratitude to the UCSF community as we near the end of an especially difficult year. | UCSF

6.8K viewsDec 21, 2020

What you’re watching: A cancer cell trapped in a cage of blue light. UCSF scientists invented a technique to disrupt a cell's proteins in real time, switching the protein’s function off and on using a specific frequency of light. The new tool was a significant advance in our knowledge of cell biology, and this was our most popular social media video of 2018! See more of our most popular science stories of 2018 ➡️ http://tiny.ucsf.edu/8WBsih | UCSF

14.3K viewsDec 19, 2018

Sue S. Yom MD, PhD - UCSF Department of Radiation Oncology

The future of UCSF is taking shape at Parnassus Heights. Tower cranes mark a major milestone in building the UCSF Barbara and Gerson Bakar Research and Academic Building and UCSF Health Helen Diller Hospital — two state-of-the-art facilities that will advance patient care, research and education. These spaces will bring together top researchers, students and clinicians to drive medical breakthroughs and serve the community for generations. | UCSF

1.3K viewsMar 5, 2025

Brachytherapy (HDR & LDR) - UCSF Department of Radiation Oncology

With "living therapeutics", we can deploy live cells from a patients own body and microbiome to fight disease and heal tissues. UCSF researchers are already programming patients' immune cells to ramp up the body's fight against cancer. The next generation of living therapeutics could be designed to halt neurodegeneration seen in Parkinson's and dementia, to protect insulin-producing cells in Type 1 diabetes, and much, much more. Watch the video to learn more about how living therapeutics work, t

9.2K viewsJun 10, 2021

UCSF children's hospital holds prom for teen patients

The future of nursing looks bright! Follow Oluchi Okwu on her final day as a UCSF Nursing learner as she reflects on what it means to lead with compassion and step into the future of health care. https://tiny.ucsf.edu/bDNaVi | UCSF

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UC San Francisco is featuring members of its community in a series of public service announcements to help build confidence in the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines. Here, Joanna Yee, a Fitness Center Manager who has been temporarily redeployed as COVID-19 vaccine clinic worker, talks about why she decided to get the COVID-19 vaccine. https://coronavirus.ucsf.edu/ | UCSF

11.2K viewsFeb 27, 2021

Our Respiratory Screening Clinic staff has been working around the clock to care for our patients in the COVID-19 pandemic. They’re also pretty great dancers, when they take a break! 💃🏽🕺 | UCSF Health

89.4K viewsApr 10, 2020

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UCSF offering free physicals, cardiac screenings to some student athletes

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They’re the experts behind every service ticket, reset, and tech glitch. Now go behind the scenes with UCSF’s IT Service Desk and meet the problem-solvers enabling access to technology systems and machines, WiFi and networks, and secure information for thousands of employees. https://tiny.ucsf.edu/mxh4S3 | UCSF

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How revolutionary UCSF study hopes to help people with traumatic brain injuries

ABC7 San FranciscoTim Johns

Masks act as a physical barrier against the virus that causes COVID-19, helping prevent the virus from sneaking into the body and binding to ACE2 receptors on lung and airway cells. Now, UCSF researchers have published work on a new way to neutralize the virus once it’s already in the body: by blocking the interaction between the virus and ACE2. The team engineered antibody-like molecules -- still in early development -- that "straitjacket" the virus and prevent it from binding with cells. They’

39.4K viewsAug 13, 2020

FIRST LOOK: You’re watching the twists and turns of a vital type of cell membrane protein called an integrin (pronounced “INT-uh-grin”) that sits embedded in the surface of all animal cells. Cells use integrins to connect, communicate, and respond to their environments. When searching for a connection, an active integrin bends and sways at a flexible midpoint “like a sunflower seeking the sun.” It’s a dance never before seen in high resolution. Integrins are crucial for many important biological

9.7K viewsAug 1, 2018

UCSF Cancer Care: Where Innovation and Expertise Come Together

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