A wide-ranging study suggests officials should monitor the chemical element as a possible public health threat.
Manganese in drinking water a cause for concern
New clues for ending alcohol abuse
Blocking a protein in mice causes them to abandon 'problem drinking,' study finds.
Eat fats, live longer?
Mouse study shows forgoing carbs increases longevity, strength.
Seeing health in a cultural context
Belinda Campos' studies find the Latino approach to relationships reduces anxiety, among other benefits.
Fighting memory loss with virtual reality
As featured by Mashable, a UCLA neuroscientist opens the door into an entirely new realm of brain research.
Puppies benefit from stem cell treatment for children with spina bifida
A UC Davis-developed therapy that shows great promise helps two pups in need.
UC appoints new class of Smoke- and Tobacco-Free Student Fellows
Awardees from each of the 10 campuses will work to promote healthier communities via tobacco control.
Why one teenager may need more — or less — sleep than another
New study finds the sweet spot for adolescent rest.
Comedian looks to tell the stories of dementia patients, caregivers
Josh Kornbluth empowers others to use storytelling as a therapeutic tool.
The science of learning social cues
The eye patterns of children can help us learn about the development of anxiety and emotion.
Antibacterial chemicals may cause adverse effects from mother to child
Triclocarban (TCC) found to be a potential health risk in the womb and during lactation.
Low-calorie diet may help keep the body young
The link between metabolism and aging revealed.