UC San Francisco |
Study debunks health claims for e-cigarettes
Researchers urge same restrictions for e-cigarettes as the tobacco variety.
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Breast cancer research program offers community training
California Breast Cancer Research Program invites people to learn about what environmental factors play role in disease.
UC San Diego |
Liver-like device, via 3-D printer
External device, like dialysis, emulates the liver's ability to remove toxins from the bloostream.
UC Newsroom |
Innovation propels UC Health
Annual colloquium addresses need for heightened collaboration to increase quality, lower costs across the system.
UC Newsroom |
Moving toward one UC Health
UC's five academic medical centers are at an inflection point, according to Dr. Sam Hawgood, UC San Francisco interim chancellor and medical school dean.
UCLA |
State's undocumented immigrants use fewer health services than U.S.-born residents
Rate for undocumented adults' emergency department visits is significantly lower.
UC San Francisco |
Young blood reverses brain aging
Study shows cognitive improvements in old mice when connected to the circulatory system of younger rodents.
UC Newsroom |
New patient care model reduces hospital re-admission rates
Demonstration project to improve care for people with HIV/AIDS has reduced hospital re-admissions by 44 percent.
UCLA |
Today's statin users consume more calories and fat, and weigh more, than their predecessors
People who take the cholesterol-lowering drugs appear to have developed a false sense of security that could lead to heart disease and other obesity-related illnesses.
UCLA |
Treating stroke improves during golden hour
Patients who receive clot-busting drug within first hour of symptoms are more likely to survive, preserve brain function and reduce disability.
UC San Francisco |
Children’s hospitals launch global initiative on preterm birth
$100 million from Lynne and Marc Benioff, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will fund 10-year program to reduce childhood death from prematurity.
UC Berkeley |
Commonly available blood-pressure drug prevents epilepsy after brain injury
Study in rats shows that a common hypertension drug can nearly eliminate the epilepsy that often follows severe head injury. Nearly one in five cases of epilepsy is the result of head trauma.