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Even in Sleep, Your Brain’s Neurons are Humming Along to Mozart

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UCLA Research Contributes to Study Linking Protein to Long-Term Damage Following Brain Injuries

Blocking a key function of cells known as astrocytes in the brain's thalamus can prevent the risk of seizures in mice with brain injuries, according t...

NEJM Editorial by UCLA’s Sara Hurvitz: DESTINY-Breast04 Results are ‘Practice-Changing’

A Phase 3 trial showing positive results for a drug given to breast cancer patients who have low levels of the HER2 protein is "immediately practice-c...

Joe Hines, MD Honored with Sherman M. Mellinkoff Faculty Award

Dr. O. Joe Hines, interim chair of the surgery department and UCLA’s Robert and Kelly Day Professor of General Surgery, was selected as the 2022 She...

Studying animal evolution to advance women’s health

Understanding the physical changes that protect female animals - from giraffes and sharks to bats and bears - may help humans too, UCLA research sugge...

UCLA research team receives $1M grant to study long COVID

A team of researchers at UCLA Health has received a $1 million research grant from the American Heart Association to study the cardiovascular effects ...

UCLA researchers develop base editing approach for rare genetic immune disorder

New treatment extends lives of people with most common type of liver cancer

For the first time in over a decade, scientists have identified a first-line treatment that significantly improves survival for people with hepatocell...

‘Bearing witness to daily struggle’ is what drew this doctor to medicine

Daily aspirin no longer recommended to prevent heart disease

Aspirin may be only ‘minimally beneficial’ and comes with an increased risk of digestive tract bleeding...