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A San Francisco start up believes it's come up with a solution to help people with tremors eat a little easier.
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LUMOback, a Palo Alto-based company has created a device that is designed to improve posture and relieve back pain.
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Bay Area doctors are now using a new screening strategy that could detect lung cancers much earlier.
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For energy program manager Matt Muniz, the big challenge at the sprawling Santa Rita Jail isn't keeping the inmates housed, it's keeping the lights on.
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A new device is promising to help parents keep an even closer watch on their infants using smartphone technology.
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Over 5 million Californians currently have no insurance so state volunteers are trying to educate them about their choices.
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Consumer Reports finds most people are confused about how the new health care law affects them.
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Researchers at San Francisco's Gladstone Institutes are being awarded more than $12 million in grants to combat AIDS.
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Bay Area researchers are looking at the microbes that live in our stomachs because it could be the key to better health.
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A new program at Stanford Hospital is giving a total artificial heart to patients waiting for a heart transplant.
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A Bay Area center is tapping a variety of technologies to help patients with ALS stay connected.
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Executive chef Jacques Wilson came to El Camino Hospital in Mountain View to reinvent the idea of "hospital food".
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Proponents of a new hip replacement method say it's less invasive and can significantly cut down on the amount of recovery time.
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Surgeons from around the world are learning techniques in the Bay Area that could save thousands of lives in their home nations.
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A new investigational procedure could save some patients from needing corneal transplants.
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A new study by Bay Area researchers suggests that challenging games can have a potent effect on older adults' brain function.
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A growing number of women are now finding relief for a variety of physical problems by opting for breast reduction surgery.
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Thomas J. Fogarty, M.D., invented the tiny balloon catheter to open clogged arteries. Now he's encouraging more innovation.
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The Humane Society of the United States estimates nearly 80 percent of dogs with owners are now spayed or neutered.
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You still have to break a few eggs to make an omelet. But researchers at Hampton Creek Foods in San Francisco are working to change that.
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Doctors at Stanford Hospital are refining a technique to kill tumors without major surgery.
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Sinusitis effects one out of seven adults in the U.S, but surgery to correct the problem can have painful side effects.
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A new technology is offering hope to patients suffering from metastatic melanoma.
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Cutting-edge technology is being pioneered in Menlo Park for couples trying to get pregnant.
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A 'gummy bear' implant is a term that's used to describe a shaped implant that has a highly cohesive silicone filling.
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A Bay Area student's insatiable drive to succeed and love for building things has made him an ABC7 Top Scholar.
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Researchers at Stanford University are using a new technique that could soon make heart surgeries even more precise.
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The promise of human genome research could change the way many men choose to be treated for prostate cancer.
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The leading cause of blindness in this country is cataracts, affecting 22 million people.
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New studies are challenging commonly held beliefs about the causes of acne.
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Plastic surgery may seem relatively new, but some of the techniques to trim chins and shrink noses actually stretch back more than a century.
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An archaeologist has traced the earliest use of tobacco among the native peoples of California and the Pacific Coast.
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We looked into how a wand-like device can help melt away wrinkles and tighten up loose skin.
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A new treatment option could help alleviate pain for thousands of back patients.
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A Los Altos company is offering women an online personalized predictor of their chances of success with IVF.
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Cellulite is a frustrating problem for many women, but new technologies are offering options to help.
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A system of lenses has won clearance from the FDA to treat certain symptoms associated with dyslexia.
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A Sunnyvale start-up company called Scanadu is trying to develop a real life tricorder to scan your health.
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A newly-approved technology developed by a Redwood City company is helping to zap away pain.
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Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer in the United States and is responsible for nearly 10,000 deaths a year.
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Six environmental activists have been named as recipients of this year's Goldman Prize.
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A Bay Area breakthrough could soon help with one of the world's most deadly health threats: malaria.
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Bay Area researchers are hoping to soon test a cancer-fighting marijuana compound in humans.
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Bay Area researchers and doctors are using deep brain stimulators to help find a treatment for people with Parkinson's disease.
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Varicose veins can be both a painful and unsightly problem. But now, new technical advances are making it easier to get rid of them.
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A group of Bay Area doctors is fighting cancer with the help of the world's smallest medical microscope called Cellvizio.
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A powerful, cutting edge laser is providing new options for vision patients who aren't candidates for the popular Lasik treatment.
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Children's Hospital Oakland is launching a drug trial that could finally offer hope to children with a devastating and deadly disease.
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ABC7 News looks into how cuddle therapy works and how it may lower stress levels and improve health.
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A tool developed in the Bay Area by Kaiser and UCSF could prove to be very valuable to scientists studying diseases.
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