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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
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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
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It’s #MatchDay! After years of hard work, early mornings, and late nights, our medical learners found out where they’ll spend the next chapter of their journey. The journey was long and so is the legacy they’re beginning. | UCSF
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It’s #MatchDay! After years of hard work, early mornings, and late nights, our medical learners found out where they’ll spend the next chapter of their journey. The journey was long and so is the legacy they’re beginning. | UCSF
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This is a microscopic, beating ❤️ made from human stem cells. Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! Want to learn more about how “organoids” like this one help scientists study diseases and test drugs? Click here ➡️ http://bit.ly/1E6Aj2B | UCSF
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This is a microscopic, beating ❤️ made from human stem cells. Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! Want to learn more about how “organoids” like this one help scientists study diseases and test drugs? Click here ➡️ http://bit.ly/1E6Aj2B | UCSF
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This beating heart tissue was made from human stem cells. "Mini-organs" like this one help UCSF scientists to track the development of disease and test prospective new drugs. Learn More ➡️ http://tiny.ucsf.edu/5XtExU | UCSF
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This beating heart tissue was made from human stem cells. "Mini-organs" like this one help UCSF scientists to track the development of disease and test prospective new drugs. Learn More ➡️ http://tiny.ucsf.edu/5XtExU | UCSF
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For 50 years, UCSF Fresno has trained doctors who stay and serve the Central Valley, improving health where it’s needed most. This work is personal, local and just getting started. Here’s to the next 50. | UCSF
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For 50 years, UCSF Fresno has trained doctors who stay and serve the Central Valley, improving health where it’s needed most. This work is personal, local and just getting started. Here’s to the next 50. | UCSF
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Philanthropy can play a unique role in backing rapid-turnaround science at UCSF, especially in times of heightened need. In the last year, the newly renamed Sandler Program for Breakthrough Biomedical Research, or PBBR, has helped UCSF researchers launch COVID-19 testing and public health initiatives in hard-hit San Francisco neighborhoods, now a national model for pandemic response. Funds have also helped uncover potential drug targets to fight SARS-CoV-2 infection, and driven the development,
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Our hospital chaplains are highly trained specialists who provide emotional and spiritual support to patients, families and staff. Last week we lost our beloved director of spiritual care services, Peter Yuichi Clark, to cancer. This video exemplifies the important work that chaplains like Peter and his team do in the hospital every day. "There's a quote from the poet Edith Wharton that I really like. She said, 'There are two ways of spreading light: To be the candle or the mirror that reflects
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We’re Northern California’s best hospital, according to U.S. News and World Report! | UCSF Health
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Can we build a brain? UCSF’s Shailee Jain, PhD, is on a mission to create a silicon brain – a revolutionary step toward understanding the human mind and treating neurological diseases. 🧠💡 | UCSF
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The past year was one to remember. From groundbreaking brain implants to artificial kidneys to expanding our UCSF community, 2023 brought incredible achievements. We can't wait to see what's in store for 2024. | UCSF
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An exciting discovery from UCSF and Cedars-Sinai researchers could be the first step toward growing human organs from scratch, a long-time goal of regenerative medicine! They identified cells that can be programmed to prompt other stem cells to form rudimentary, organ-like structures — including one that contracts like a beating heart. "These engineered 'organizer' cells could someday enable us to repair and replace organs in the patients (who) need it," UCSF's Wendell Lim says. Learn more ➡️ ht
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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’
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