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How the keto diet could one day treat autoimmune disorders. A new mouse study from UCSF shows the diet increases anti-inflammatory compounds.

25 days ago ucsf.edu health

1 Genomic Test Can Diagnose Nearly Any Infection

19 days ago ucsf.edu

Insomnia, but not lack of sleep, may hasten brain shrinkage: study

28 days ago ucsf.edu brain

Healthy diet with less sugar and rich in vitamins and minerals, is linked to younger biological age

4 months ago ucsf.edu health

Researchers discover brain activity patterns that predict epilepsy seizures up to 24 hours in advance.

4 months ago ucsf.edu brain epilepsy neuroscience

Scientists discover a new hormone that can build strong bones in mice

4 months ago ucsf.edu

Scientists Discover How to Make Ordinary Fat Cells Burn Calories

5 months ago ucsf.edu biology

Scientists may have found how to diagnose Elusive Neuro Disorder which usually goes undiagnosed until after a patient dies

5 months ago ucsf.edu neuroscience

One reason for bypassing the COVID vaccine is concern about side effects like tiredness, muscle and joint pain, chills, headache, fever, nausea and feeling generally unwell

5 months ago ucsf.edu covid medicine vaccine

New study reveals that survivors of Severe COVID Face Persistent Health Problems

7 months ago ucsf.edu covid health

COVID Vaccines Are Safe For Pregnant Women And Babies

9 months ago ucsf.edu covid health

No Silver Bullet (1987)

9 months ago cgl.ucsf.edu philosophy

In Judo Move, Scientists Use Cancer’s Strength to Fight Against It: A genetic mutation that makes cancer cells hardy can be engineered into T cells, giving them superhuman strength

9 months ago ucsf.edu cancer genetics

Body temperature and depression may be linked according to a new study

10 months ago ucsf.edu psychology

Researchers have discovered a mutations to the TMTC4 gene that connects deafness to cell death in the inner ear in humans and a drug that blocks this process…

10 months ago ucsf.edu genetics

Brainstem recording in mice shows that tastebuds are the first line of defense against eating too fast, suggesting that our sense of taste may help pace our eating

12 months ago ucsf.edu neuroscience

A blood test shows MS worsening 1 to 2 years before it happens

13 months ago ucsf.edu neuroscience

Can an artificial kidney finally free patients from dialysis?

15 months ago ucsf.edu

Artificial intelligence gave a paralyzed woman her voice back

15 months ago ucsf.edu ai engineering

Medicaid Could Save $2.6B Within a Year If Just 1% of Recipients Quit Smoking

16 months ago ucsf.edu

Deprived of Sex, Jilted Flies Drink More Alcohol

17 months ago ucsf.edu biology

Makers of PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ Covered up the Dangers

18 months ago ucsf.edu environment

A new study shows that sleep spindles, brief bursts of brain activity occurring during one phase of sleep and captured by EEG, may regulate anxiety in people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

19 months ago ucsf.edu brain neuroscience

Making Sense of Scents. First Molecular Images of Olfaction Open Door to Creating Novel Smells.

19 months ago ucsf.edu chemistry

AI Technology Generates Original Proteins from Scratch

22 months ago ucsf.edu ai biology

Cellular “Glue” to Regenerate Tissues, Heal Wounds, Regrow Nerves

24 months ago ucsf.edu

Pregnant Moms’ Stress May Accelerate Cell Aging of White, Not Black, Kids