UC Berkeley engineers create a sensor that propels health monitors to the next level of accuracy.
Let them see you sweat
Regular caffeine use does not result in extra heartbeats, study shows
Coffee might not be as bad for you as once thought, UC San Francisco researchers find.
Are we ready for a blood test for cancer?
Liquid biopsy shows promise but techniques still need more development, say UC San Francisco researchers.
A bright approach to brain implants
New light-based brain implants and brain reading research from UC Berkeley could lead to more targeted therapies for neural damage.
A mixtape for treating dementia
Researchers at UC Davis are studying whether a personalized list of favorite songs reduces dementia patients' need for medication.
UC Berkeley's Doudna joins Biden in rollout of ‘cancer moonshot’
Biochemist noted for discovering CRISPR DNA-editing technique discusses the initiative at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
UC Davis graduate develops new breast cancer test
Alumna and breast cancer survivor Angela Courtney has developed a simple urine test she hopes will help women around the world.
Finding an answer to why some develop Alzheimer’s — and others don’t
First-of-its-kind UCLA nursing school study examines synapses to better understand progression of the disease.
Online bullying: Why don't people intervene?
People on social media are often unsupportive of cyberbullying victims who share highly personal feelings, UCLA psychologists report.
E-cigarettes, as used, aren’t helping smokers quit, study shows
New analysis by UC San Francisco finds that “vapers” are 28 percent less likely to stop smoking.
Discrimination can be harmful to your mental health
UCLA experts view mental health status of victims as a public health concern.
UCLA researchers make progress toward healing scarred hearts
Findings suggest stem cells may one day be used to regenerate damaged tissue after heart attack.