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- 1UC Davis Health publishes guide to flu and COVID-19 vaccines▼Your guide to flu and COVID-19 vaccines at UC Davis Health
UC Davis Health has released a guide covering flu and COVID-19 vaccine availability for patients. It explains who should get vaccinated, where and how to schedule appointments, and what to expect at its facilities. The information comes as respiratory illness season picks up and health systems encourage people to update their shots against both viruses.
- 2UC Davis MIND Institute opens lecture series with mental health symposium▼MIND Institute lecture series opens with symposium on mental health and developmental disabilities
The UC Davis MIND Institute has launched its lecture series with a symposium focused on mental health and developmental disabilities. The event brings together researchers and clinicians to discuss how psychiatric conditions intersect with neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism, reflecting the institute's ongoing effort to bridge research and clinical care for affected families.
- 3Clinical trial tests AI device to help memory-loss patients take medication▼Clinical trial tests AI-assisted medication device for older adults with memory loss
Researchers at UC Davis Health have launched a clinical trial of an AI-assisted medication device for older adults experiencing memory loss. The tool is designed to help patients manage their prescriptions more reliably and independently. Interest centres on whether AI support can reduce missed doses and ease the burden on caregivers of people with cognitive decline.
- 4Kidney transplant transforms life of boy with rare genetic disorder●How a kidney transplant changed the life of a boy with rare genetic disorder
UC Davis Health is highlighting the case of a young boy with a rare genetic disorder whose life changed after receiving a kidney transplant. The story details his treatment journey and recovery, drawing attention to how transplantation can improve outcomes for children with complex genetic conditions affecting the kidneys.