Erin Allday

UCSF has received a $100 million donation for its memory and aging center, a gift that doctors at the dementia care clinic say comes at a critical moment in the development of new therapies.

As Medicaid cuts loom, a Sebastopol mother fears losing support that keeps her 5-year-old with epilepsy living at home.

The risks of cannabis use rise with age, doctors say, even as more older adults turn to it for relief from health problems like pain, sleeplessness or anxiety.

Miriam Goodman and Lynn Winter Gross, college friends now in their 80s, have made more than 100 episodes of their podcast “Not Born Yesterday,” a show for baby boomers about navigating aging.

California health officials and scientists are urging pregnant women to ignore President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s claims linking Tylenol to autism, calling the guidance irresponsible.

The chaotic national dialogue around immunizations could cause widespread and lasting damage to public health, even in places like the Bay Area where vaccine support remains robust, experts say.

The chaotic national dialogue around immunizations could cause widespread and lasting damage to public health, even in places like the Bay Area where vaccine support remains robust, experts say.

This treatment is proven to ease menopause symptoms. Why is it still so underused?

Families of trans youths in California are scrambling after several major providers, including Stanford and Kaiser, have halted or scaled back care under federal pressure.

Here’s what Bay Area doctors say about the future of bariatric surgery, as Ozempic and other weight-loss drugs reshape obesity treatment.