Man's best friend leads the way in fighting diseases we have in common.
Most parents likely to follow outdated concussion advice
UCLA survey shows majority of parents are apt to heed advice that could worsen symptoms for kids with concussions.
Report shows impact of cancer screening
UC Davis report analyzes cancer screening in California over past 15 years.
Some breast cancer patients with low genetic risk could skip chemotherapy, study finds
Genetic test can help predict survival, guide treatment options.
Researchers use a single molecule to command stem cells to build new bone
The work could lead to treatments for patients with critical defects and injuries.
Paving the way for pathogens
Increases in coastal development and precipitation push a parasite from land to sea.
A deadly new trend: Fentanyl and other synthetic opioids sold as counterfeits
These illicitly made substances are generally formulated to look like other drugs.
State-funded firearm violence research center to be established at UC Davis
Nation's first such center will also draw on the power of other UC campuses and beyond.
$85M grant supports UCSF Clinical and Translational Science Institute
New programs aim to diversify research participants, better integrate technology into studies.
UC Global Health Institute announces Centers of Expertise
Institute funds centers on planetary health; women's health, gender and empowerment.
UCLA scientists jump-start a man’s brain after coma
New noninvasive technique may lead to low-cost therapy for patients with severe brain injury.
MRI scans may be able to diagnose CTE in living patients
Disease known for affecting football players has been confirmable only in autopsies — until now.