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UCSF’s Medical Grand Rounds offers a ‘sobering’ picture of the coronavirus and its challenges

by Lydia Chávez May 7, 2020September 29, 2020

It’s Thursday noon, and time for UCSF’s Medical Grand Rounds on COVID-19. Grab a cup of tea or a stiff drink. We may think the pandemic is subsiding, but Thursday’s […]

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UCSF Medical Grand Rounds: The elderly and the quandary of how often workers should get tested

by Julian Mark May 28, 2020September 29, 2020

UCSF Medical Grand Rounds opened on a solemn note Thursday afternoon, marked by the fact that COVID-19 deaths across the country exceeded 100,000 Wednesday.  It is a number that could […]

Posted inFeatured, Front Page, Newsletter, The Pandemic, Topics

UCSF Medical Grand Rounds: The doctor is ready to send children back to school — with care

by Julian Mark May 21, 2020September 29, 2020

The roller coaster of the scientific community’s COVID-19 pandemic response was on full display during UCSF’s 90-minute Grand Rounds Thursday afternoon, as scientists provided the latest on treatments, vaccines, and […]

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UCSF grand rounds: A faster COVID-19 test and the changing businesses of medicine

by Julian Mark April 24, 2020September 29, 2020

Returning to normal life is an inevitability, however slowly it may arrive. That may happen when enough testing becomes available — especially if that testing is on-demand and can be delivered […]

Harvard expert Ashish Jha joined Grand Rounds
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UCSF Grand Rounds: Harvard expert Jha says U.S. response spelled failure

by Madison Alvarado August 6, 2020September 29, 2020

Dr. Ashish Jha, the director of Harvard’s Global Health Institute, does some 20 to 25 interviews a day on health policy. In this week’s UCSF Grand Rounds with Dr. Bob […]

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UCSF Medical Grand Rounds: In New York, SF doctors witnessed chaos and ‘death — a lot of death’

by Julian Mark May 14, 2020September 29, 2020

UCSF doctors who provided support to New York City’s hospitals gave a candid briefing of their experience during Thursday afternoon’s Medical Grand Rounds: At times, they had no idea what […]

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UCSF’s noon grand rounds: A slow reopening, racial disparities and no quick remedies

by Lydia Chávez April 16, 2020September 29, 2020

We’re a long way from an effective treatment for COVID-19. That means going to see a Warriors game is unlikely to happen in the next year and, when the city […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds: Mayor Breed says the city hasn’t done enough for its Latinx residents

by Madison Alvarado September 24, 2020

Also: applause for the city’s low death rate, and a reminder that much work remains Two days after hitting the “grim milestone” of 200,000 Covid-19 deaths in the United States, […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds: Mayor Breed says the city hasn’t done enough for its Latinx residents, resour

by Madison Alvarado September 24, 2020November 17, 2020

Also: applause for the city’s low death rate, and a reminder that much work remains Two days after hitting the “grim milestone” of 200,000 Covid-19 deaths in the United States, […]

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Once obscure, UCSF medical ‘grand rounds’ become fountain of newest COVID-19 information

by Julian Mark April 14, 2020September 29, 2020

On Feb. 2, after thousands of depressed San Franciscans sauntered home following the 49ers’ Super Bowl loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, it suddenly became Game Time for UC San […]

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UCSF Grand Rounds: la apertura de la escuela y el brote en la prisión

by Madison Alvarado July 13, 2020February 10, 2022

Traducción por: Anabelle Garay Grand Rounds pudo tomarse unas vacaciones la semana pasada, pero el coronavirus no. Esta semana, el Dr. Bob Wachter regresó a su papel de moderador para […]

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Resumen de UCSF Grand Rounds: Doctores consideran enviar a los niños a la escuela, aunque con precauciones

by Julian Mark May 27, 2020September 29, 2020

A continuación, le ofrecemos un resumen del artículo publicado en inglés. Traducción por: Anabelle Garay Durante la mesa redonda Grand Rounds de UCSF, los científicos presentaron lo último en tratamientos, […]

(FOTO) Evento Grand Rounds del Departamento de Medicina de la UCSF del 30 de abril de 2020 incluyeron a (desde la izquierda superior): el Dr. Bob Wachter, el Dr. Amir Jaffer, el Dr. Alexander Smith, el Dr. Sanjay Reddy y la Dra. Carly Zapata. Ilustración de Molly Oleson; fotos de las capturas de pantalla del evento en vivo.
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UCSF Grand Rounds: A contact tracing army, and dispatches from a New York hospital

by Julian Mark May 1, 2020February 4, 2021

The medical community is working furiously to develop measures that may become mainstream in a post-shelter-in-place world. Maybe Remdesivir, an anti-viral drug and possible treatment for COVID-19, will become a […]

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Developments in Development: Uptown bar’s building for sale, ‘La Muerte’ plans to grow, ‘Merry-Go-Round House’ grand reopening

by Annika Hom June 25, 2021June 28, 2021

There’s an outdoor bathroom with a tub that someone thought had derived from Oscar Wilde’s imagination. It ‘can fit two or three people if you try,’ a resident informed me. Good to know.

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El evento Medical Grand Rounds de la UCSF deja de lado el tema científico para discutir sin rodeos el tema racial

by Madison Alvarado June 7, 2020September 29, 2020

Traducción por: Neus Valencia La conversación del evento Grand Rounds fue muy diferente a las anteriores: no hubo presentaciones de diapositivas, jerga médica, no se mencionaron las diversas investigaciones acerca […]

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