UC San Francisco researchers were recently surprised to discover fully formed gut and skin cells in the thymus, a lemon-sized
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Food Allergies Less Severe in Infants: Study
TUESDAY, July 17, 2018 — A severe allergic reaction to food is much less serious in infants than in toddlers
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Problem Solving Helps Prevent Depression in Low-Income Moms
TUESDAY, July 17, 2018 — Problem-solving education (PSE) is effective at preventing depressive symptoms among low-income mothers, according to a
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‘Concussion pill’ shows promise in pre-clinical pilot study
In 2016, funded by a $16 million grant from Scythian, the multidisciplinary Miller School team embarked on a five-year study
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This Reality Star Is Proudly Showing Off Her Cellulite and Stretch Marks in a Bathing Suit: 'These Are My Watermelon Stripes'
Watermelon is everywhere in the summer. Thanks to revealing shorts and swimsuits, so is cellulite. And considering that the outside
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AI accurately predicts effects of genetic mutations in biological dark matter
A new machine learning framework, dubbed ExPecto, can predict the effects of genetic mutations in the so-called “dark matter” regions
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Scientists find malformations and lower survival rates in zebrafish embryos exposed to cannabinoids
Exposure to the main chemical components of cannabis has a detrimental effects on developing zebrafish embryos, according to a new
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OCD: Why living in a sunless region can increase symptoms
Individuals diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) experience obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors — hence the name of this condition. These
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35-Year-Old Olympic Gold Medalist Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis in Emotional Post
Earlier this year, Kikkan Randall edged out her competitors and won a gold medal in the Winter Olympics at PyeongChang. Now, just six months
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Lyme-Bearing Ticks More Widespread in U.S. Than Thought
THURSDAY, July 12, 2018 — Think you live in a place that’s free from disease-carrying ticks? Don’t be so sure.
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