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An arrangement of ultra processed food for children, including lunch meats, cheese, and crackers.

The Guardian
June 3, 2026

Big Tobacco Uses Cigarette Playbook To Help Sell Ultra-Processed Foods, Journal Reveals

UCSF in the Media

Toxic Red Tides Are Becoming More Frequent. Scientists Think One Chemical Could Save Lives.

Popular Mechanics July 16, 2026
Breast Cancer Is Rising Fast in One Group of American Women

Newsweek July 13, 2026
Can 2 Drugs Work Better Than 1 Against Alzheimer’s? UCSF Aims To Find Out

San Francisco Chronicle July 12, 2026
Women Are Over-Apologizing. It’s More Complex Than You Might Think

CNN June 5, 2026
Environment June 2, 2026 Nike’s Recycled World Cup Uniforms Sound Groovy, But the Reality Is Complicated

Mother Jones June 2, 2026

stock image of PET scans of a brain

Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Illustration of a mother reaching for a crying baby in a crib; the baby is a silhouette with black lines and red arrows surging through its body; there is a mobile with an eye, a target, and bell hanging above the child.

Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder

A cancer cell extending tendrils beyond its cell body

novel coronavirus microscopy

an illustration of DNA strands with data

Genetics and Genomics

A magnified and multicolored lattice of heart tissue

Heart and Vascular

microscopic image of the Peyer’s Patch Germinal Center

Steve Hauser consults with his patient

Multiple Sclerosis

illustration of the 'Glass Brain' that shows neurons firing

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Individuals walk by a sculpture of different people in the Rutter Center

Precision Medicine and Personalized Medicine

Man holding e-cigarette

Smoking and Tobacco

IPS Stem Cell

Two people out jogging.

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