UCSF's battle with tuberculosis is woven into San Francisco’s history, from its early public health partnership with SF General Hospital to the research and training that have led to a global attack on the disease.

Three new hospitals for women, children and cancer patients are slated to open in February 2015.

UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute releases bioinformatic tool to assist vaccine efforts.

Resveratrol, an antioxidant, may lead to a clearer complexion when used with old standby benzoyl peroxide.

The University of California’s investment in its Center for Health Quality and Innovation is paying off, with a return on investment of more than 5 to 1.

Weaker blood flow to the brain results from the disorder.

UC president encourages high school students to pursue their dreams and help address physician shortage in the San Joaquin Valley.

Drug that turns on the immune system to fight deadly cancers is a ‘game changer,’ says study’s principal investigator.

Thirteen-year project culminates with pharmaceutical firm sending 1.7 million treatments of semi-synthetic artemisinin.

Emergency department closures don't just hurt patients — they have a ripple effect on surrounding communities.

Poor patients are up to 10 times more likely to lose a limb than wealthier ones; earlier care could prevent most losses.

From improving medication management to providing a medical home for HIV patients, the University of California has taken steps to enhance care across its medical centers through a first-of-its-kind program.