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New research from University of California, San Francisco suggests the brain may still know how to repair itself even after years of multiple sclerosis damage. Scientists developed a drug called PIPE-307 that helps dormant repair cells rebuild lost myelin, restoring nerve function in animal models and moving beyond immune suppression toward true repair. Now in human trials, the therapy could mark a major shift in MS care, from slowing damage to potentially reversing it. Source: University of Cal

Dome successfully completed seven crane picks over nine months at University of California, San Francisco Arthur and Toni Rembe Rock Hall, installing eight large-scale air handlers: four brand new and four fully refurbished units. The team retained the original AHU shells while replacing all internal components, working within active lab environments that demanded precise planning and minimal disruption to ongoing research. Each crane pick was scheduled on weekends with safety as the top priorit