Ifeyinwa Asiodu, a national leader in addressing maternal and child health disparities, shares recommendations from Breastfeeding in the United States, a landmark National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and…
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As interest in gut health, skin health, and overall mental well-being has grown, the term “microbiome” has become more common in our day-to-day. But what exactly is the human microbiome? And how does it impact our…
As health care in the United States continues to change, UCSF faculty and alumni are making sure that it continues to change for good. That means pioneering new care delivery models —or in some cases, reviving a…
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni of the UCSF School of Nursing are transforming health and health care.
Professor Glenn-Milo Santos, PhD, MPH, has been named the UCSF School of Nursing’s next Associate Dean for Research, effective Aug. 1.
A member of the Community Health Systems faculty since 2014, Santos…
Elena Flowers, PhD, RN, professor of physiological nursing at UC San Francisco’s School of Nursing is not your typical registered nurse…
Each year, the School of Nursing honors students, faculty, staff, alumni, and preceptors for their achievements, public service, and commitment to the school's mission. Congratulations to the school's 2025 award…
Susan Chapman, PhD, RN, FAAN, was honored with the 44th Helen Nahm Research Lecture Award in recognition of her outstanding contributions to nursing science, health policy and research.
Chapman…
UCSF School of Nursing experts are leading a statewide effort, training public health nurses to provide high quality, frontline disaster shelter care at a time when natural disasters — like wildfires and floods — are…
About one in 10 Americans have diabetes, a chronic condition that can lead to circulatory, renal and nervous system disorders. The Hispanic population in the United States is disproportionately impacted by diabetes,…
Climate change affects our way of life, including our health. But its impact is not always reflected in health care education, which can result in missed diagnoses or treatment plans.
Ashley Moore, MS…
 
           
       
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
