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Gene Signature an Early Warning System for Aggressive Pancreatic Cancer, Study Finds

July 22, 2025

A molecular pathway used by pancreatic cancer cells to adapt to stress and inflammation could lead to earlier detection and treatment of the deadly disease.

UC San Diego Expands Its Capacity to Test Innovative Treatments for Disease

July 17, 2025

The UC San Diego Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute has expanded its clinical space, making room for more clinical trials that turn basic research into real-world medical treatments to improve human health.

Tracking Microbial Rhythms Reveals New Target for Treating Metabolic Diseases

June 18, 2025

Researchers are harnessing the benefits of time-restricted feeding on the gut microbiome with the ultimate goal of developing new therapies for obesity, diabetes and other metabolic diseases.

Molecular Stress in Old Neurons Increases Susceptibility to Neurodegenerative Diseases, Study Finds

June 2, 2025

A team of UC San Diego researchers reports that aged neurons suffer from molecular stress associated with increased risks of neurogenerative diseases.

No Sex Differences in Autistic Toddlers at Time of First Diagnosis, Study Finds

May 26, 2025

A new study from UC San Diego reports no clinical differences in language development, social and motor skills, and core autism traits between female and male autistic toddlers at the time of first diagnosis.

Why Clinical Trials Matter to Everyone

May 19, 2025

Director of the UC San Diego Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute David "Davey" Smith explains the importance of clinical trials to ensure that the drugs and vaccines we take are safe and effective.

Bat Virus Evolution Suggests Wildlife Trade Sparked COVID-19 Virus Emergence in Humans

May 7, 2025

The virus that causes COVID-19 arrived in Wuhan, China from its place of origin too quickly for its horseshoe bat hosts to have carried it there — a dispersal pattern consistent with that of the virus that caused the 2002 SARS pandemic, according to a new study.
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