Chemicals are found in mothers and newborns alike, especially in low-income and Latino communities.
Study finds wide exposure to environmental toxics in cohort of pregnant women
New animal diagnostic lab to be dedicated in California's ag heartland
Lab devoted to protecting farm animals, the food supply and the public against new and emerging diseases.
The real horror of ‘Frankenstein:’ Human extinction
If we actually shared the planet with Mary Shelley's monster, we'd only last about 4,000 years.
Active genetics goes global
Tata Trusts and UC San Diego partner to establish Tata Institute for Active Genetics and Society.
Brain wave recordings predict whether antidepressants will work
UCLA study finds noninvasive method that may help speed relief from the disorder.
How to sleep better
UC Riverside professor offers free course online to improve sleeping patterns.
UC Davis center receives $10M to continue improving ag health and safety
Center provides practical solutions for farmers, farmworkers and communities.
Do soda taxes help curb obesity?
UCLA dietitians weigh in.
UC scientists awarded more than $9 million from federal BRAIN Initiative
Recipients include 14 UC research teams from five campuses.
Scientists find new genetic roots of schizophrenia
UCLA scientists have made a major advance in understanding the biology of the disease.
Are your migraines linked to microbes?
Research suggests sufferers have more nitrate-reducing bacteria in their mouths.
$30M gift to UCLA Health will accelerate research, education and patient care
Donation supports Division of Digestive Diseases, top medical school initiatives.