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Inspired by daughter lost to cancer, East Bay father pursues doctorate, vows to help search for cures
Allen Rush studied ways in which AI could aid medical research, such as early detection of cancers like the one his daughter, Jaqueline, died from.
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East Bay group continues to pave the way to college for hundreds of Richmond youth.
Giving hope to young people in a community where they often see little of it. That’s what College Is Real has been doing for close to 20 years. Garvin Thomas shares the latest Bay Area Proud.... -
Los Gatos woman's effort to feed seniors is just latest in long list of helping her community
Even in some of the wealthiest communities in the Bay Area there are those that need help. In Los Gatos, for example, there are dozens of seniors who need help getting enough food each day. Fortunatel... -
SF college students design, construct dozens of beds for homeless students and families
Setting up and taking down the emergency family shelter inside a working San Francisco school is a logistical challenge. A group of students from the Academy of Art University is making the work easie... -
South Bay high school robotics team bringing sport to next generation
The Wilcox High School Robotics team created robotic kits and is taking them into elementary schools to get younger students excited about the activity.