UC Berkeley researchers are seeking to understand why and when resilience hurts.
The New York Times |
Why succeeding against the odds can make you sick
United Press International |
Spinal stimulator bypasses injury to help patients move hands
UCLA research is helping a man with a spinal cord injury regain movement.
Southern California Public Radio |
Could a stress vaccine actually work?
UCLA's George Slavich on whether a treatment that's been successful with mice should be used on humans.
KQED |
Ending AIDS
UCSF's Judy Auerbach on the 90/90/90 goal and how to truly eradicate the disease.
New Scientist |
Unconscious brain training beats phobias without the stress
A UCLA team tests a new method to help people manage fears.
San Diego Union-Tribune |
Donors help UC San Diego build region's first breast milk bank
New program will increase survival rates and help at-risk newborns fight infection.
STAT |
Peter Walter discovered a molecule that makes mice smarter. Can it heal a human brain?
A UCSF biochemist's discovery could transform our mental capacities.
The New York Times |
Researchers confront an epidemic of loneliness
UCSF geriatrician raises awareness of isolation as a public health problem.
KPBS |
Students pledge $1M to UC San Diego free clinic
Indigent patients get a break thanks to money raised by medical students on campus.
The Sacramento Bee |
Cancer drug tested at UC Davis offers new hope for patients
The FDA fast-tracks a treatment shown to improve lung cancer survival rates by 20 percent.
Orange County Register |
UC Irvine study taps brains of high school football players to better understand head injuries
Researchers want to find out how early trauma appears.
JSTOR Daily |
Why we actually need our allergies
A UC Berkeley biologist explains the evolutionary purpose of all that itching and sneezing.