CellScope, a San Francisco startup launched by UC Berkeley alumni, believes that telemedicine’s next frontier is buried under earwax.

The idea of art as medicine dates back to antiquity, but recently the concept is drawing increasing interest from the medical and science communities.

UC San Diego and San Diego Unified School District partner to get kids active.

UCSF's battle with tuberculosis is woven into San Francisco’s history, from its early public health partnership with SF General Hospital to the research and training that have led to a global attack on the disease.

California HIV/AIDS Research Program supports the CRUSH project, which is tailored to those greatest at risk for HIV infection within Alameda County, and most underreached.

The sight of a burger and fries pushes our happy button, even if you know a salad is better for you.

Researchers have devised a plan they say would be much more effective in reducing HIV transmission than simply trying to distribute antiretroviral drugs to as many people as possible.

Over time, the health status of immigrant groups tends to decline. Public health researchers are untangling the causes and promoting solutions.

Clogged interstates aggravate clogged arteries, according to research by a UC Irvine graduate student.

The disorder may contribute to difficulty with exercise, rather than the other way around.

PREDICT project is part of an international campaign to rapidly detect and respond to emerging viruses such as Ebola and SARS that move among people, wildlife and livestock.

To highlight the UC Global Food Initiative, here is a sampling of holiday-themed UC food research from each campus.