South Asians, Hispanics of normal weight most likely to have high glucose, hypertension.
Can the study of epigenomics lead to personalized cancer treatment?
Chemical modifications that do not change our DNA but can affect gene activity are a new tool for biomedicine.
Better than Prozac?
A mouse study identifies a new method for treating depression.
First binational health forum held as part of the UC-Mexico Initiative
The landmark summit focused on health issues relevant to Mexico and the US, with special attention to California.
With a nudge from their wives, three longtime friends get vasectomies in solidarity
Three couples, each with two children, choose vasectomies for birth control.
UC hospitals named leaders in LGBTQ health care equality
Four UC medical centers honored by Human Rights Campaign Foundation for equitable medical care.
Researchers find Zika's weak spot
Study cracks the structure of a key protein to better understand how the virus replicates itself.
UCTV airs UC Health colloquium talks
Learn about the latest efforts to improve patient care and reduce costs.
New multiple sclerosis drug that could halt disease meets FDA approval
Dr. Stephen Hauser achieves decades-long dream of turning science into therapy.
Scientists identify brain cells involved in Pavlovian response
UCLA research could help improve understanding of Parkinson’s, Huntington’s and Tourette’s.
Match Day's defining moment
Nearly 700 UC medical students from six medical schools match for residency training.
UCLA researchers turn cellphones into DNA detectors
System for identifying disease biomarkers rivals equipment costing thousands more.