Daily Use of HIV Drug Can Reduce Risk of Acquiring HIV
September 14, 2011
New Study Helps Centers for Disease Control Formulate Guidance on Use of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis as New HIV Prevention Strategy 
Promising Animal Studies Lay the Groundwork for Early Blood Clot Detection for Human Diseases
August 30, 2011
Michael Page, PhD, has invented a new method that shows clotting in real time and allows doctors to evaluate immediate risks and treat as needed. 
New Mobile Health Grant Opportunities and Associated Programs
August 25, 2011
In partnership with the Executive Vice Chancellor’s Office, CTSI is pleased to announce two new grant mechanisms to support basic and translational research projects in mobile health. UCSF's Resource Allocation Program Seeks Applications for Fall Cycle
August 24, 2011
{$url} Clinical and Translational Research Pathway: Open Enrollment for Residents
August 23, 2011
Participate in a mentored research project during training culminating in an abstract or publication, improve your evidence-based medicine skills, and more. Soy Tablets Don't Ease Menopause Symptoms or Prevent Bone Loss, UCSF Study Co-Authored by CTSI Co-Director Deborah Grady
August 15, 2011
Women who use soy tablets to relieve the symptoms of menopause and prevent bone loss should stop because the pills simply don’t work, says Deborah Grady, co-director of the UCSF Women’s Health Clinical Research Center. Earlier Statin Treatment Can Be Cost-Effective, New UCSF Study Co-Authored by Mark Pletcher, Director of CTSI Consultation Services
August 15, 2011
The advent of low-cost, generic forms of cholesterol-lowering drugs has shifted the equation in managing lower-risk patients with elevated cholesterol levels, according to a multicenter study led by researchers at UCSF. CTSI Announces New mHealth Grant Program
August 12, 2011
The program offers research project and development awards as well as translational consultation. UCSF Identifies Barriers to Comparative Effectiveness Research
August 12, 2011
The needs assessment was conducted using key informant interviews and an internet-based survey distributed to the UCSF CER listserv and other investigators. Four major issues emerged as barriers. 
CTSI Annual Retreat Marks Five Years of Progress, and a Vision for Five More
August 11, 2011
Among the highlights of the retreat was an American Idol-style "competition" that showcased presentations from CTSI programs on key achievements and measurable progress "judged" by UCSF leadership representatives.