Our Oakland hospital is undergoing a major renovation to bring expanded emergency services, new ORs, behavioral health & upgraded care for premature & sick infants, while preserving deep community ties: “We don’t want to lose sight of the history." https://ucsfh.org/4djhZgy

With the first building complete, modernization of our Oakland hospital is moving ahead! The project will expand emergency, trauma and surgical care for children across the East Bay and beyond. https://ucsfh.org/4zdraaH

Pediatric tumors can look similar under the microscope but require different treatment. The UCSF500, a DNA & RNA sequencing platform, "informs our diagnosis, prognosis, treatment options & cancer predisposition screening" — improving outcomes, Dr. Amanda Marinoff says. https://ucsfh.org/4yqbm4c

✨ 11 experts in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery have received departmental research grants for 2026-2027! The grants will provide resources for UCSF’s pediatric and adult orthopedic faculty to further their research interests & advance patient care. Congratulations! 🎉 https://ucsfh.org/4xEWk9M

Hundreds joined Swim Across America in SF on Saturday, raising >$490K for kids' cancer research & care at our hospitals! Since 2006, the swim has made waves, helping researchers like Dr. Julie Saba pursue innovative, high-impact pediatric cancer research. 💙🌊 https://ucsfh.org/4yA3NHT

🥳 We’re proud to rank among the best children’s hospitals in the nation, according to @usnews.com!
Thank you to our amazing staff for bringing expert care to children in Northern California and beyond every day of the year! 👏
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We offer one of the highest-volume pediatric acute rehab units in Northern CA, delivering comprehensive, hospital-based care for children recovering from illness, injury or surgery. Our team provides personalized, goal-focused therapy to help kids get back to everyday life. https://ucsfh.org/4r4J5gT

Tech companies design likes, notifications and algorithms to keep kids doomscrolling on social media, leading to potentially serious health effects. Dr. Jason Nagata explains why Meta’s $17.1 billion settlement may be a meaningful step toward making platforms safer. https://ucsfh.org/4i4ReQ5

Did you know people with eating disorders wait an average of 2.5 years—or more—to start treatment? Our new national Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders aims to change that. “We’ve got a lot to do, and we’re excited to get started," Dr. Jennifer Carlson says. https://ucsfh.org/4zSMP9o

🥇⛸️ Thank you, Alysa Liu, for visiting the patients & staff at our Oakland hospital!
Alysa’s sunny smile and jubilant spirit captured everyone’s hearts, as she visited with 20+ patients, posed for photos with staff & recorded bedtime stories for hospitalized kids! #HometownHero