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.

UCLA |

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 Davis |

UC program excels at reducing hospital blood clots

Collaborative UC project has improved quality, reduced costs.

UC Merced |

Researchers enlist hospital in fight against antibiotic resistance

UC Merced team combines math and biology to track resistant infections.

UC Riverside |

Pessimists — You aren’t alone in feeling down

New study shows even optimists get the blues.

UCLA |

UCLA Depression Grand Challenge takes major strides in first year

100,000-person study and international collaborations already underway.

UC San Diego |

Creating clinical bioengineers

New class teaches undergrads to use engineering-based solutions to bridge gap between engineering and medicine.

UC Davis |

The healing power of music

Donated instruments help children cope, during and after hospitalization.

UCSF |

Biotech pioneer Bill Bowes pledges $50M to support young biomedical investigators

Longtime UCSF supporter’s nearly $100M in total giving has propelled basic science.

UC Davis |

New machine simulates human digestion to improve nutrition

The device is shedding light on our poorly understood digestive systems.

UCSF |

White wash: Biomedical research doesn't reflect diversity of American public

UCSF is working to ensure research is demographically sound.

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.