Earlier animal studies suggest the restorative gene treatment may slow, prevent or reverse progression of the disorder.

Diminishing a single protein in a set of mice caused them to gain only half the weight of other mice, even on a high-fat diet.

The tool could be a boon to people who need to monitor underlying conditions, like diabetes or high blood pressure.

How getting to know a mosquito’s nose helped researchers sniff out better bug sprays.

Called a nanobody, this treament could be taken by someone with COVID-19 to reduce their viral load immediately.

Epidemiologist Brandon Brown answers this and other new COVID-19 questions.

‘Stunning to see with your own eyes,’ says UCLA neuroscientist Martin Monti.

Researchers are developing a color-changing test strip to detect SARS-CoV-2 in a mask wearer’s breath or saliva.

Health experts offer their view of the path ahead.

The test kit uses a simple nasal swab to return results in 30 minutes, anywhere, any time.

UCSF infectious disease expert Charles Chiu on how the new variant emerged, whether available vaccines will still work and what we need to do now.

The UC Riverside School of Medicine will serve as a lead site for a clinical trial on stuttering.