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Remembering Another Epidemic by Linda Ferrell, MD, Professor Emerita.
In June 1981, I was the pathologist who received and evaluated the first biopsy at UCSF from a patient dying of AIDS. I was in the last month of my residency, and had spent my third...
In June 1981, I was the pathologist who received and evaluated the first biopsy at UCSF from a patient dying of AIDS. I was in the last month of my residency, and had spent my third...
As the summer winds down, I hope you and your families, colleagues, and friends continue to stay safe during this pandemic. At UCSF, we continue to navigate the COVID-19 crisis at many levels, including the operational and financial challenges...
This newsletter is one we had originally planned to send about this time before the COVID-19 pandemic. I am not going into detail about our response again, but I do want to give you the brief followup that our pathology team is continuing the plan...
This newsletter arrives to you under much different circumstances while we deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The General Hospital is undergoing one of the most dynamic and exciting times since its inception.
It is hard to believe that I have already started my second year serving as the Director of Cytopathology at UCSF.
I recognized early in my training that there is something special about the UCSF Department of Pathology.
Alumni and Friends, What is the best attribute of our Department? My response has always been: the dedicated staff, residents, fellows and faculty who actively engage and drive change.
Dear Alumni and Friends,
It is a wonderful honor and pleasure for me to be recently appointed as the Chair of Pathology.
It is a wonderful honor and pleasure for me to be recently appointed as the Chair of Pathology.
The UCSF Pathology Department is launching a newsletter to tell you about developments in the Department and encourage you to get involved in our activities.