The famed pill could help mobilize blood-forming stem cells for bone marrow transplant collection.
A new use for Viagra
A wealth of knowledge about debt
UCLA's Hannah Appel wants to unlock the potential collective power of America's $13.5 trillion in household debt.
Research to focus on small molecule that can help fight breast cancer
The goal is to bring to the clinic a novel compound to selectively destroy breast cancer cells.
Cooking food alters the microbiome
Whether food is cooked or raw has a distinct effect on gut microbes, researchers find.
A breath test for opioids
UC Davis and Lawrence Livermore Lab researchers have developed a new method for detecting opioids.
Dyslexia, other learning challenges are focus of new $20M initiative
UCSF and UC Berkeley join forces to understand dyslexia and other specific neurodevelopmental differences that impact learning.
Why Greta Thunberg is so powerful
Researchers analyze how Greta Thunberg’s moral framing influenced the impact of her United Nations speech.
Finding alternatives to animal testing
Researchers are helping the EPA eliminate animal testing by using stem cells.
UCLA to assess California drinking water systems to identify risks and solutions
An analysis of this scope has never been done before in the state.
Youth activism is on the rise
A wave of activism has been building for decades, and adults should pay attention, says professor Jessica Taft.
Nominations sought for ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ Nobel laureate meetings fellowship
The University of California’s Office of the President and the Office of the Chief Investment Officer are seeking applicants from UC students and postdoctoral fellows to attend an invitation-only week of lectures and small seminars with Nobel laureates in Lindau, Germany.
The bizarre social history of beds
Today beds are synonymous with privacy. But they were once where travelers hunkered down with complete strangers.