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UCSF Neurosurgeon Delivers New Cancer Policy Recommendations to the President

By Alejandra Canales on
UCSF Brain Tumor Center
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Three UCSF Neurosurgeons Named 2026 Top Doctors by Marin Magazine

By Nancy Tao on
UCSF neurosurgeons, Blake Taylor, MD, Nalin Gupta, MD, PhD, and Tarun Arora, MD, have been named 2026 Top Doctors by Marin Magazine in recognition of their excellence in neurosurgical care across Marin County and the Bay Area.
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Decoding Parkinson’s Patients’ Movements in the Real World

By Melinda Krigel on
UCSF News
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President’s Cancer Panel Offers Recommendations for Strengthening National Cancer Workforce

In his role as a Panel member, UCSF’s Mitchel Berger, MD, highlights how optimizing the cancer workforce supports high-quality patient care and advances innovative research.
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UCSF Physician Scientist Receives Sontag Distinguished Scientist Award

By Alejandra Canales on
Brain tumor researcher will study the biology underlying treatment resistance in glioblastoma
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Year in Review 2025

 
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Q&A: Dr. Francesca Galbiati Brings Expertise on Pituitary Disorders

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The Shocking Crash That Led One County to Reckon With the Dangers of E-Bikes

By David Darlington on
The New York Times Magazine
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Why a Foreign Language Sounds Like a Blur to Non-Native Ears

By Robin Marks on
UCSF News
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Q&A: Dr. Jang Won “Jon” Yoon Brings Minimally Invasive Spine Innovation to UCSF