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UCSF Grand Rounds: Worldwide updates and questions regarding patients with weaker immune systems

by Madison Alvarado May 6, 2021May 11, 2021

Dr. George Rutherford gives global updates on the coronavirus pandemic, followed by presentations focused on vaccinations in patients with weaker immune systems.

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UCSF Grand Rounds: The status of schools and vaccine distribution as Covid-19 pandemic rages

by Madison Alvarado December 3, 2020December 4, 2020

Doctors discuss Covid-19 data across the nation, in California, and in schools to consider the question of reopening, in addition to vaccine rollout.

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UCSF Grand Rounds: Regional updates and playing “Is it safe to … ?” with two UCSF medicine professors

by Madison Alvarado April 8, 2021April 10, 2021

On this week’s Grand Rounds, Dr. George Rutherford gave updates on the covid-19 pandemic at the regional, state, and national level. His presentation was followed by a discussion between two UCSF medicine professors who gave their opinions on what kind of activities are safe once you’ve been vaccinated.

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UCSF Medical Grand Rounds talks treatments and lingering symptoms

by Madison Alvarado June 18, 2020September 29, 2020

Today’s hefty Grand Rounds discussion may have been harder to follow for viewers of the popular series who do not have a medical background or are unfamiliar with medical jargon. […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds: One year later: Where we’ve come, where we are, where we’re going

by Madison Alvarado March 11, 2021March 12, 2021

In this week’s Grand Rounds, Dr. Bob Wachter sat down with three panelists to talk about the past twelve months in the global coronavirus pandemic, and what things will look like in the future.

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UCSF Medical Grand Rounds drops the science and goes straight to race

by Madison Alvarado June 4, 2020September 29, 2020

This week’s Grand Rounds conversation — yes, conversation — looked starkly different from its predecessors: no slideshows, no medical jargon, no outpouring of research on the latest vaccine trials or […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds: Rapid testing, herd immunity, and narrative

by Madison Alvarado August 13, 2020September 10, 2021

At UCSF Grand Rounds on Thursday, moderator Bob Wachter introduced three topics: rapid testing, herd immunity and the role of narrative in the pandemic. It was time, he said, for […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds: Vaccine trial data, hesitancy, and insight into Biden’s Covid-19 response

by Madison Alvarado February 11, 2021February 12, 2021

In this week’s UCSF Grand Round, Dr. Bob Wachter and a panel of experts discuss Phase 3 trial data for six vaccines, the emergence of new variants, how to communicate amidst vaccine hesitancy, and hear from two members of Biden’s COVID-19 Task Force.

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UCSF Grand Rounds: Decreasing Covid-19 case counts, vaccine rollouts, and understanding new variants

by Madison Alvarado January 28, 2021January 29, 2021

Dr. Wachter and a panel of experts discuss strategies for San Francisco’s vaccine rollout to the general public, decreasing case numbers in the U.S., and new covid variants, as well as the UK’s vaccine response.

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UCSF Grand Rounds: Vaccine and testing and treatments, oh my!

by Madison Alvarado July 30, 2020September 10, 2021

Vaccine unlikely until late 2021, experts say We’re certainly not in Kansas anymore — and if you’re wondering when you can click your heels together three times and return to […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds: CDC pandemic preparedness, UCSF vaccine distribution, and immunity passports

by Madison Alvarado December 17, 2020December 18, 2020

UCSF Grand Rounds explores questions surrounding the CDC’s pandemic preparedness, UCSF’s vaccine rollout, and the use of immunity passports.

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UCSF Medical Grand Rounds: Pushing the speed limit on papers and vaccines

by Madison Alvarado June 11, 2020September 29, 2020

Speed was the theme of this week’s UCSF Grand Rounds: the speed of peer-reviewed publication, the speed of new drug approval, the speed of vaccine development.  One of the most […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds tackles the questions of COVID-19 transmission and prevention with masks, face shields

by Madison Alvarado July 16, 2020September 10, 2021

Today, moderator Dr. Bob Wachter kicked off Grand Rounds with two questions that for months have preoccupied everyone from the world’s top epidemiologists to the humble grocery store clerk: How […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds: Wisconsin frontline updates and weighing risks in the third wave of the pandemic

by Madison Alvarado October 22, 2020November 19, 2020

With 12 days until a highly contentious election, a third wave of the coronavirus pandemic is appearing in various stages across the United States — California is a notable exception, […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds sits down with author of best-selling 1918 flu history

by Madison Alvarado June 25, 2020September 29, 2020

Author John M. Barry, who wrote a best-selling history of the 1918 influenza, painted a grim picture of a pandemic-stricken nation in this week’s UCSF Medical Grand Rounds. “It is […]

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