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Keeping the planet from being cooked

UCTV |

Diabetes Doesn’t Slow Me Down

Diabetes doesn't have to get in the way of exercise and sports. In fact, sports is a great way to learn how to manage your diabetes by becoming in tune with your body.
UC Office of the President |

Boosting California's olive growth

The UC Davis Olive Center seeks to do for olives what the campus did for wine.
UC SF Public Affairs |

Students vaccinate against hepatitis B

The San Francisco Hepatitis B Collaborative offers free screenings for Hepatitis B (Hep B) and low cost vaccinations for community members every other Saturday at the Chinatown Public Health Clinic.
UC Office of the President |

Washing out tooth decay

Mouthwash developed by a UCLA microbiologist carries the first anti-cavity drug since fluoride.
UCTV |

Social expectations vs. women's health

Dr. Louann Brizendine, an expert in women's moods and hormones, explores the societal pressures that women face.
UCLA |

Entertainment mogul funds a medical revolution

David Geffen's newly established $100 million scholarship fund will free the very best students from financial burden, affording them limitless opportunities to pursue their passions in health care.
UC San Francisco |

Quest to overcome drug resistance in lung cancer

New Innovator award winner tests new techniques for outsmarting often-deadly cancer.
UC Davis |

Umbilical cord blood bank created at UC Davis

Facility is part of statewide effort to create a public bank for umbilical cord blood, a source of stem cells.
UC Newsroom |

Ban cigarette filters, urge researchers

Filtered ends are a toxic addition to litter problem.

UC Newsroom |

E-cigarettes: Does smokeless mean harmless?

New research hints that these products, often targeted to young people, could cause harm.
Washington Post |

E-cigarettes raise new questions about smoking

'Vaping' is so new that there are few studies available on what the risks are.