Meet one of BART's first female train operators: Susan Lynch reflects on experience
Susan Lynch was one of a handful of women working at BART as a train operator in 1973, one year after the system began operating.
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‘We're at risk of losing every right': demonstrators rally across the Bay Area for International Women's Day
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Sand Hill Road: AI ‘s role in developing category killer therapeutics
Sand Hill Road Host Scott McGrew spoke with Jim Tananbaum to learn more about how artificial intelligence is fueling developments in healthcare and therapeutics.
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Bay Area infectious disease specialist gives advice about hantavirus
A Bay Area infectious disease specialist gives advice about hantavirus after it was made known that Gene Hackman’s wife died of the virus.
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Questions surround retirement funds at San Francisco nonprofit
The CEO of a San Francisco nonprofit came clean to his employees this week about financial mismanagement of their retirement benefits.
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Trump's DEI order may remove iconic Rosie the Riveter photos from government websites
Jeanne Gibson rarely misses a Friday at Richmond’s Rosie the Riveter Museum. Now, she’s taking time to share her story with visitors.
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Hundreds rally to ‘Stand Up for Science' in Bay Area
Hundreds gathered on both sides of the Bay on Friday to take part in local protests linked to a national day of action.
