UCSF study: 1 in 3 adults living alone with dementia is undiagnosed
D., a patient with dementia, holds his keys. He has locked himself out of his apartment several times,…
UCSF doctor has bold plan for universal primary care in California
Dr. Kevin Grumbach, a family physician and professor of family community medicine at UCSF, outlines in a new…
‘We can no longer pretend:’ Patients suffer at understaffed UCSF ER, providers say
As nurses and doctors worked to resuscitate a man passed out on the linoleum floor of the UCSF…
Her cancer ‘nightmare’ at 29 reflects trend driving new UCSF clinic
Dr. Katherine Van Loon, left, a UCSF oncologist, visits with her patient Megan McNair, a Sacramento-area resident diagnosed…
Less Experience Leads to Faster Neural Adaptation
Summary: For over a century, the cornerstone of psychology has been the Pavlovian idea that we learn through…
What Triggers Tantrums? Sensory Overload May Be To Blame
Summary: New research reveals a distinct brain activity signature in children who become overwhelmed by sensory input such…
First Signs of Multiple Sclerosis Found Years Before Symptoms
Summary: Researchers have traced the earliest stages of multiple sclerosis (MS), showing that the immune system begins attacking…
Scientists Found a Major Problem With Vitamin B12 Guidelines, and Your Brain Might Be at Risk
Low-normal B12 in older adults was tied to slower processing, cognitive decline, and brain damage. Scientists warn that…
Blocking This One Protein Restores Aging Brains
A single protein was found to fuel brain aging, and shutting it down reversed memory loss. Credit: Shutterstock…