Stanford researchers have successfully grown human brain tissue inside specially engineered mice, creating what they describe as one of the most advanced models yet for studying human brain development and disease.
An upper body spinal cord injury has left a 65-year-old man unable to use his arms. Stanford researchers have given him the ability to write texts just by thinking of the letters.
Even with the pace of vaccinations accelerating, some experts worry about a scenario where strains even more virulent than the one detected in South Africa start to emerge.
Bay Area researchers say they may have identified a potential drug to treat a debilitating heart condition. The clues to the medicine's structure came in part from families with secrets hidden in their genes.
The timetable for the COVID-19 vaccine has been historic, so will things ever go back to how they were when vaccine development normally took a decade?
On the heels of Pfizer's progress on its coronavirus vaccine, Moderna says it will be announcing its own vaccine results in the coming days or weeks.