UCLA research is helping a man with a spinal cord injury regain movement.
Spinal stimulator bypasses injury to help patients move hands
Experimental spinal implant shows promise for restoring voluntary movement
Patient’s finger control, grip strength boosted by up to 300 percent with new technique.
UC program excels at reducing hospital blood clots
Collaborative UC project has improved quality, reduced costs.
Researchers enlist hospital in fight against antibiotic resistance
UC Merced team combines math and biology to track resistant infections.
Pessimists — You aren’t alone in feeling down
New study shows even optimists get the blues.
UCLA Depression Grand Challenge takes major strides in first year
100,000-person study and international collaborations already underway.
Creating clinical bioengineers
New class teaches undergrads to use engineering-based solutions to bridge gap between engineering and medicine.
The healing power of music
Donated instruments help children cope, during and after hospitalization.
Biotech pioneer Bill Bowes pledges $50M to support young biomedical investigators
Longtime UCSF supporter’s nearly $100M in total giving has propelled basic science.
New machine simulates human digestion to improve nutrition
The device is shedding light on our poorly understood digestive systems.
White wash: Biomedical research doesn't reflect diversity of American public
UCSF is working to ensure research is demographically sound.
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.