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Long Covid creates changes in the blood, aiding detection, reports new study
A shifting pattern of proteins, showing immune dysregulation, could help efforts to create diagnostic tests and treatment.
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Who will need a Yosemite reservation as park revives restrictions
Overwhelmed by last year’s crowds, Yosemite National Park will limit entry next spring, summer and fall.
New psychedelic-like drugs: All treatment, no 'trip'?
California scientists race to concoct compounds that rewire the brain without euphoria or hallucinations.
Psychedelic drugs: Follow the money as investors seek to replace Prozac, Zoloft and other drugs
Biotech startups and venture capital funds are investing in once-controversial treatments.
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A pioneering gene therapy aims to free patients of blood disease. Is a cure at hand?
After years of blood transfusions, "they think getting cured is totally normal," said Alissa Finlayson.
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How a rare dementia unleashes creativity
Brain scans reveal why some patients with frontotemporal dementia show a burst of visual creativity.
Stanford team makes electronic skin that can sense touch
Soft and flexible electronics are bringing artificial “skin” closer than ever to reality.
How your car can power your home
Coming soon: EVs that are equipped to not just receive power, but also deliver it. A Santa Cruz Mountains woman's improvised system points the way forward.
Two dads, one baby? Gene technique works in mice
Rewriting the rules of reproduction, scientists have created mice with two dads. Could humans be next?
Facial recognition at Bay Area airports: What you need to know
At airports, facial recognition helps improve security and efficiency. But it has privacy ramifications.