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Can Diabetes Be Reversed?

What is diabetes? UCLA’s Dr. Obidiugwu (Kenrik) Duru explains what causes the different types of this disease and how to reverse diabetes.

Shaping the future of medical education and advanced training

UCLA scientists receive $16.1 million in CIRM grants to advance novel stem-cell based treatments

Three Students Selected as NIH Medical Research Scholars

Cancer Researchers Awarded $4.6 Million to Advance Liquid Biopsy Test for Early Lung Cancer Detection

UCLA wins $4.6M NCI grant to advance EFIRM liquid biopsy, aiming to improve early, noninvasive detection of lung cancer in patients with lung nodules.

Researchers uncover critical clues about the origin of heart arrhythmias

Learn how scar-forming cells play a role in promoting a disturbance of the heart rhythm called arrhythmia.

Edward Garon receives $3.5 million from NIH to personalize immunotherapy

Scientists regenerate neurons that restore walking in mice

A UCLA study provides crucial insights into the intricacies of axon regeneration and requirements for functional recovery after spinal cord injuries.

Leukemia vs Lymphoma - What Is the Difference?

A UCLA pathologist explains leukemia and lymphoma and the differences between each.

UCLA Cardiac Arrhythmia Center awarded $11.5 million NIH grant

A multidisciplinary UCLA team will study the ability of the nervous system to prevent fatal arrhythmias.