Infants receiving different diets after birth develop distinct immune systems.

Team led by UC San Francisco scientists has identified eight drugs, including antihistamine, that may stimulate nervous system repair in multiple sclerosis.

Children’s social skills may be declining as they spend less time in face-to-face interaction due to their increased use of phones and other digital media.

High levels of triclosan — a hormone disruptor — in antibacterial soap may pose a hazard to hospital workers, who must wash hands often.

PRIME — Programs in Medical Education — is a training program at six UC campuses focused on preparing students for health care jobs as clinicians, administrators and policy makers in underserved parts of California.

Researchers from across UC convened for a first-ever summit on autism — an initial step toward collaborating systemwide to address urgent need for treatments.

In an ecosystem within us, microbes evolved to sway our food choices.

Researchers found at least 10 percent of tumors - and possibly as high as 30 to 50 percent - would be identified differently if oncologists determined their diagnoses by a tumor's molecular makeup.

Loaded with sugar, they're essentially "sodas without the carbonation."

Emergency department closures don't just hurt patients — they have a ripple effect on surrounding communities.

Poor patients are up to 10 times more likely to lose a limb than wealthier ones; earlier care could prevent most losses.

Exposure to the once-common pesticide before birth slowed the metabolism of female mice and lowered their tolerance of cold temperature. This increased their likelihood of developing metabolic syndrome and its host of related conditions.