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Virtual System Works in Managing Diabetes for Hospital Patients

By Scott Maier on April 05, 2017

Note: CTSI provided support for this study.

Partnership Develops Ambitious Public Health Policies on Sugar, Alcohol and Children’s Dental Health

By Laura Kurtzman on April 04, 2017

By Laura Kurtzman

University of California and Stanford University Announce Research Partnership Aimed at Improving Health in California and Nationwide

March 07, 2017

A Personal Genomics Journey

By Elena Flowers on March 02, 2017

What Happens When Cancer Findings Can't Be Reproduced?

January 19, 2017

Access to Free Drinking Water in SF Neighborhoods Driven by New Partnership

By Kate Rauch on January 17, 2017

New Targeted Chemotherapy Technology Proves Effective in Mice

December 14, 2016

Compound Can be Administered at 50x Higher Doses and Effectively Shrinks Tumors with Few Side Effects in Mouse Tests

Dearth of Clinical Study Participants Leads UCSF to Launch New Trial Finder Tool

By By Mitzi Baker on December 08, 2016

Studies Nationwide Struggle to Find People to Meet Enrollment Goals

UC BRAID Focuses on the Learning Healthcare System and Translating Discovery to Health

December 01, 2016

San Francisco Health Improvement Partnership Unveils Results of Community Needs Assessment

October 27, 2016

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