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For the first time, human stem cells are transformed into mature insulin-producing cells as a potential new treatment for type 1 diabetes, where patients can not produce enough insulin

5 years ago ucsf.edu diabetes

The proportion of U.S

5 years ago ucsf.edu

AI Can Detect Alzheimer’s Disease Six Years Before a Diagnosis

5 years ago ucsf.edu ai disease

Gut immune cells may block brain inflammation entirely in multiple sclerosis (MS) if their numbers are increased, finds a new study using a mouse model and samples from human MS patients, highlighting the gut-brain axis in MS, and the first potential step towards producing novel treatments for MS.

5 years ago ucsf.edu brain

Sugar’s Sick Secrets: How Industry Forces Manipulated Science to Downplay Harm

5 years ago ucsf.edu

A nationwide study of more than 63,000 cases of cardiac arrest found that ambulances on average took nearly four minutes longer to handle calls from low-income areas than high-income communities.

6 years ago ucsf.edu

Patients with moderate to severe depression reported significant improvements in mood when researchers precisely stimulated a brain region called the orbitofrontal cortex (OFC)…

6 years ago ucsf.edu brain

New CRISPR-based system called SLICE expands immunotherapy repertoire against fatal cancers - SLICE allows us to perform genome-wide screens in which we mutate every gene in the genome to see which genes have the biggest effect that we can reprogram to generate the most effective cell therapies.

6 years ago ucsf.edu

Adequate Consumption of ‘Longevity’ Vitamins Could Prolong Healthy Aging

6 years ago ucsf.edu

Transgender-Positive Approach Overdue in Acute Care

6 years ago ucsf.edu