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Glioblastoma Brain Tumors’ Hidden Weakness Identified by Researchers
UC San Francisco researchers find glioblastoma tumors’ neural activity reshapes surrounding brain tissue, suggesting gabapentin as a potential treatment.
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Unveiling the Reasons Behind Extended Wait Times in California’s Emergency Departments
Study by UC San Francisco links long waits in California’s emergency rooms to increased patient demand outpacing department capacity.
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Donanemab: An Innovative Medication Paving the Way for Modern Alzheimer’s Therapy
Revolutionary Alzheimer’s drug, donanemab, shows potential in slowing cognitive decline, calls for cautious optimism due to potential side effects.
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More Powerful Than SSRIs – Scientists Develop Two New Drug Candidates That Could Treat Addiction and Depression
by Klaus Müllerby Klaus MüllerScientists develop powerful new drug candidates inspired by ibogaine for addiction and depression treatment, without harmful side effects.
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Genetic Discovery Sheds Light on Multiple Sclerosis Progression and Future Treatments
Scientists discover genetic variant linked to faster progression of multiple sclerosis, leading to new treatment possibilities.
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Blood Protein Fibrin Unveiled as Catalyst for Brain Disease
Blood protein fibrin identified as catalyst for brain diseases, transforming beneficial immune cells into harmful ones. Potential for new therapies.
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The Unexpected Effect of the Pandemic: Prolonged Breastfeeding Duration During Lockdown
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinHow the pandemic lockdown increased breastfeeding duration: Study finds American mothers breastfed babies for 2 additional weeks due to stay-at-home …
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Astrocytes: The Unsung Heroes of Stress Management
UC San Francisco researchers uncover a new brain circuit involving astrocytes that helps regulate attention and stress responses.
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Chemical Industry Concealment: PFAS “Forever Chemicals” Health Risks Under Wraps
Research from UC San Francisco has unveiled the chemical industry’s efforts to hide the dangers of PFAS (“forever chemicals”), in…
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