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2015 Media Coverage
8 Questions To Ask Your Pharmacist
Fri Nov 27, 2015
Huffington Post
Artificial Kidney Research Advances Forward
A Surgically Implantable Coffee Cup Sized Artificial Kidney Has Been Developed And Has Started Initial Testing
Mon Nov 16, 2015
The Latest News
Nanotechnology Paves Way For Implantable Artificial Kidney
Fri Nov 13, 2015
Science World Report
Eye drops made from “compound 29” shown to reduce cataracts in mice
This Chemical Compound Could Melt Away Cataracts
Mon Nov 16, 2015
Smithsonian.com
Medication Revolution: FDA Approves 3-D Printing For Pills
Tue Nov 10, 2015
CBS
There’s a big racial disparity in NIH funding
Fri Nov 20, 2015
Marketplace
Bioartificial Kidney: The Next Frontier in ESRD Treatment?
Wed Nov 4, 2015
Kidney Today
The Racial Discrimination Embedded in Modern Medicine
Tue Oct 20, 2015
Newsweek
Brilliant 10: Zev Gartner Builds Tissues That Snap Together Like Legos
Wed Sep 23, 2015
Popular Science
Bio-artificial Kidney Project Hoping to Raise Funds Through Social Media Crowdfunding Effort
Wed Sep 2, 2015
Sys-Con Media
New Medical Technique Stacks Cells Like Legos
Tue Sep 1, 2015
CBS
‘Lego-stacking’ technique could help scientists grow human organs
Mon Aug 31, 2015
Live Science
California’s SB 493 implementation: Three, two, one … blast-off!
Fri Jun 26, 2015
Pharmacy Today
A new California law widens the power of pharmacists, allowing them to prescribe contraceptives and other drugs directly to patients
Fri Jun 26, 2015
Healthline
StartX, QB3 partnership targets biotech startups in Palo Alto accelerator
Wed Aug 27, 2014
Silicon Valley Business Journal
New Palo Alto lab for life science startups
Wed Aug 27, 2014
San Francisco Chronicle
What are some of the leading life science incubators?
Mon Aug 18, 2014
Entrepreneurship.org
CVS Caremark changes its name to CVS Health
Thu Sep 4, 2014
The Boston Globe
Health care providers miss chances to urge patients to quit smoking
Dentists miss chances to urge patients to quit smoking
Fri Aug 8, 2014
Reuters
Locals learn the science of aging well at College of Marin class in Kentfield
Sat Jan 24, 2015
Marin Independent Journal
Emergency Physicians Group Supports ED Clinical Pharmacy Services
Mon Dec 15, 2014
ASHP Pharmacy News
Depression: Divide in diagnoses for women (UCSF study seeks to create better prosthetic limbs)
Wed Dec 3, 2014
SFGATE
Obama Budget 2016 Funds Fight Against Antibiotic Resistance
Tue Feb 3, 2015
International Business Times
Three eighth-grade girls hospitalized after each took about a dozen cold tablets
Tue Jan 13, 2015
San Jose Mercury News
California Law Will Allow Pharmacists To Prescribe Birth Control
Fri Jun 19, 2015
Kaiser Health News
Computer-designed Rocker is Protein World’s First to Biomimic Ion Transport
Mon Apr 13, 2015
Texas Advanced Computing Center
California Women Can Soon Skip the Doctor to Get Their Birth Control
Thu Jun 4, 2015
KQED
Battling nightmare infections: U.S. CDC’s plan to beat superbugs
Sun Mar 29, 2015
Reuters
Lung research survey highlights lack of minority subjects in many biomedical studies
Tue Mar 3, 2015
Science Insider
