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Jennifer Arnett to Lead Fundraising at Mayo Clinic
By Kristen Bole Jennifer Arnett, vice chancellor of University Development and Alumni Relations, has been named chief development officer of the Mayo Clinic, effective Dec. 1, 2021. Her last day with UC San Francisco will be Oct. 22, 2021...
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Healthcare
Precision Medicine and the Pandemic: Discoveries, Challenges, Insights
pmwcpreviewbanner_0.jpg pmwcpreviewbanner_0.jpg By Sarah Paris At the recent June Precision Medicine World Conference , scientists and health experts from academia, government, and industry discussed how a precision medicine approached has...
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Capturing a Pandemic Moment
By Barbara Ries UCSF Magazine Summer 2021 Photo: Barbara Ries In April 2020, I was assigned to document the 40 UCSF physician and nurse volunteers who traveled to the Navajo Nation when it suffered one of the country’s highest infection...
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Uniting the Black Community to Defeat COVID
Q&A with Kim Rhoads, founder of Umoja Health Partners By Ann Brody Guy UCSF Magazine Summer 2021 “Our agenda isn’t necessarily the academic agenda; it’s the public health agenda – for the African American community,” says Kim Rhoads,...
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Leadership
UCSF Welcomes Erin Gore as New Senior Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration
Oakland Native has Range of Experience, From Higher Education to Consumer Banking By Jess Berthold Erin Gore, MPA, is joining UCSF as senior vice chancellor of Finance and Administration. Photo by Barbara Ries Erin Gore, MPA, a seasoned...
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Healthcare
Prenatal Mindfulness Program Improves Stress Response in Infants
UCSF Study Adds Support for Two-Generation Treatment Approach By Jess Berthold Infants whose mothers participated in a mindfulness-based program during pregnancy had healthier stress responses at 6 months old, a new UC San Francisco study...
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Timing of Brain Injury in Pregnancy, Birth May Impact Motor and Language Outcomes
Findings May Pave Way to Earlier Interventions For Children with Oxygen Deprivation in Utero A new UC San Francisco study that mapped the neural connections of newborns with two different kinds of brain injuries found the maps looked very...
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Solo Seniors with Social Support Are Less Likely to Need Nursing Home Care
UCSF Study Shows ‘Health Shock’ May Upend Living Situation in Older Adults without Assistance By Suzanne Leigh Research shows that many seniors living alone prefer to recover from acute illness in their own homes, rather than in long-term...
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Community
UCSF Launches Community Investment Program to Support Housing and Minority-Owned Small Businesses
3-year Pilot Program Augments UCSF’s Anchor Institution Initiative to Address Health Equity through Community Economic Support By Lorna Fernandes UC San Francisco has created its first community investment pilot program, with a $5 million...
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Race-Based Equations May Lead to Under-Treatment of Lung Disease in Black Patients
Formula Relies on Biological Belief About Racial Differences By Suzanne Leigh Using race-based equations to evaluate lung disease – a practice promoted in the 2019 guidelines of the American Thoracic Society – may mean that severe lung...