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UC Newsroom |
UC medical school graduates take on Central Valley’s health care crisis
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UC Newsroom |
Transfer students triumph in the Class of 2024
UC Riverside |
Addressing race and racism in teacher education programs
Teacher education programs that evade discussions of race and racism often leave teachers of color to bear the brunt of educating students about these matters.
UC Newsroom |
‘If someone’s trying to stop you, you know your vote matters’
A Q&A with historian Lisa Materson on women, voting and political power.
UC Davis |
People turned to gardening for stress relief, food access during pandemic, new survey says
More green spaces and urban farming opportunities could be helpful in future disasters.
UC San Diego |
New screening tool identifies 95 percent of Stage 1 pancreatic cancer
The new tool is five times more accurate in detecting early-stage pancreatic cancer than current liquid biopsy multi-cancer detection tests.
UCLA |
To fight diseases of aging, scientist makes aging itself the target
UCLA’s Ming Guo takes a unique approach to addressing neurodegenerative disease.
UC Irvine |
Helping her homeland
UC Irvine engineer starts program to offer sanctuary here to scientists and academics from war-torn Ukraine.
UC Santa Cruz |
Keeping the stoke fresh
Alum David Schulkin has been passing on the joy of surfing to UC Santa Cruz students for more than two decades.
UC Riverside |
The missing piece about Putin and Ukraine
Putin is immersed in Russian Christian Orthodoxy; his interpretation is incongruous with compromise, scholar says.
UC Santa Barbara |
Do we need to revise our definition of drought?
Climate scientists reconsider the meaning and implications of drought — and whether we can return to “normal.”
UC San Francisco |
Mindfulness during pregnancy improves stress response for infants
This is the first known study to show that a prenatal social intervention may improve health outcomes in children.
UC Newsroom |
Why Congress is moving forward from turning the clocks forward
Changes to time, and routine, can mess with our sleep. That doesn't just hurt our physical health — it makes us lonely.
Yasmin Anwar |
Sweet vibes between longtime couples are tied to longer, healthier lives
A new study finds that relationships with mutual surges of warmth, humor and affection bode well for long-lasting love and life.