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Diana Farmer

Diana Farmer, M.D.

Professor & Chief,
Division of Pediatric Surgery 

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Dr. Diana Farmer Highlighted in UCSF Annual Report

UCSF Annual Report - May 02, 2008

As a pediatric surgeon, Diana Farmer, MD, knows the future can be changed. Her groundbreaking work has brought about brighter futures for hundreds of infants and children who might have otherwise faced a life coping with disability from spina bifida or other devastating disorders.

Chief of Pediatric Surgery on Oprah

UCSF Today, CA - Feb 04, 2008

Diana L. Farmer, MD, is featured in the Monday, February 4, episode of the Oprah Winfrey Show titled "Should a 340-pound Teen Have Gastric Bypass Surgery?" ...

Ad Campaign Raises Awareness of UCSF Medical Center’s Innovation

UCSF Today, CA - Jan 15, 2008

Dr. Harrison helped change the face of medicine. Today, UCSF is building a medical complex where scientific innovations become life-saving treatments ...

Novel magnet treatment used to correct sunken chest

ABC7News.com - Nov 08, 2007
UCSF has created a groundbreaking new procedure to treat chest deformities in children and teens. This minimally invasive procedure is already transforming one 14-year-old's life.

Hanmin Lee, MD, named new Director of UCSF Fetal Treatment Center

fetus.ucsfmedicalcenter.org - May 09, 2007

As the new Director of the Fetal Treatment Center, Dr. Hanmin Lee will continue the Center's and its co-founder Dr. Michael Harrison's pioneering spirit of multidisciplinary research and innovation to improve our understanding of fetal disease and further advance the treatment and management of infants and children. Dr. Harrison will continue as Director Emeritus of the Fetal Treatment Center.

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