University of California- San Francisco
The lungs could be a potent source for life-saving stem cell transplants
How our lungs back up the bone marrow to make our blood?
Why do older adults need more vitamin B12 for optimal health?
‘Healthy’ vitamin B12 levels not enough to ward off neuro decline.
AI model detects residual tumor in 10 seconds
AI can determine during surgery if any part of a cancerous brain tumor that could be removed remains.
Eating less sugar keeps you younger
Researchers at University of California -San Francisco discovered that a diet rich in vitamins and minerals, especially low in added sugar, is linked to...
Scientists discover a way to spot elusive neurological disorder
CSF proteomics in progressive supranuclear palsy.
Poor health and stress in 20s harm cognition in 40s
Early adulthood CRP changes linked to midlife cognition.
Active social lives boost well-being in dementia care
Social isolation linked to hospitalization, nursing home entry in older adults.
Combining drugs for better prostate cancer treatment?
AFT-19 trial: Investigating androgen blockade intensification in prostate cancer.
Scientists discovered a protein that controls breast cancer’s ability to resist immunotherapy
A better way to predict and improve patient responses.
Living alone is linked to higher cognitive decline risk
Living alone's impact on caring for cognitive impairment patients.
Breastfeeding increased by 2 weeks when mothers stayed at home
Research finding offers support for National paid family leave policy.
Exposure to TCE may raise your risk for Parkinson’s, study
First large-scale study to demonstrate its association with Parkinson’s.
Scientists developed two new drug candidates for potentially treating addiction and depression
Targeted molecules are more powerful than SSRI antidepressants.
New AI system capable of generating artificial enzymes from scratch
AI technology generates original proteins from scratch.
More screen time linked to odds of developing OCD in preteens
Video gaming watching videos most strongly tied to compulsive behavior.
Senescent cells help to heal damaged tissues
Scientists reappraise the role of “Zombie” cells that anti-aging mMedicine has sought to eliminate
Single-celled organism uses internal ‘Computer’ to walk
The organism utilizes a complex walking motion.
Pregnant women are exposed to cancer-causing chemicals in dishware and other products
Most chemicals are positively associated with the tobacco biomarker cotinine.
1 in 3 young adults may face severe COVID-19
Smoking habits trump asthma, obesity in risk factors for an otherwise healthy population.
Study uncovers the effect of cooked vs raw food on gut microbiome
How cooking itself alters the composition of the microbial ecosystems in our guts?
Alzheimer’s disease destroys neurons that keep us awake
A study suggests Tau tangles, not amyloid plaques, drive daytime napping that precedes dementia.
Synthetic speech: Virtual voicebox converts brain signals to speech using AI
People with neurological conditions who lose the ability to communicate, typically due to brain damage, stroke or any other medical conditions now have a...
CRISPR technique can help you prevent from getting obese
Scientists recently made an exciting discovery suggesting that CRISPR therapies can prevent obesity without cutting or editing a DNA. The study- conducted by the UC San...
Researchers uncover a circuit for sadness in the human brain
Human brain networks that encode variation in the mood on naturalistic timescales remain largely unexplored. In a new study, scientists combined multi-site, semi-chronic, intracranial...