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UCLA study finds gut microbes are evolving differently in industrialized and non-industrialized parts of the world.

The news of deadly shootings near and far is devastating. 

Diversity behind and in front of the camera continues to slip, even as underrepresented stories pull in audiences.

Supportive school settings produced fewer positive effects and deepened targeted students’ isolation, new research shows.

Meet Maher El-Kady, working toward a more sustainable energy future, and Dr. Dennis Slamon, groundbreaking breast cancer researcher and clinician.

The gift will support the UCLA-Caltech Medical Scientist Training Program by funding an endowed chair and a fellowship.

The revolutionary achievement could lead to smaller, more efficient nuclear clocks.

The study is the first large-scale clinical trial to show that a new oral endocrine therapy outperforms the long-standing standard therapies used for early-stage HR-positive/HER2-negative breast cancer.

As 2025 comes to a close, economists, analysts and other experts begin to look ahead to the new year and what we can expect in 2026. With the economy faltering and the Trump administration’s attempts to exert unprecedented influence on institutions of ...

California Health Interview Survey data show many lack the therapeutic, legal or workplace support they desired.

The two-part exhibition begins Dec. 20.

The title is the 14th for the team, who repeated as champs after winning in 2024.

Chesney, most recently the head coach at James Madison University, has more than 25 years of collegiate coaching experience.

Dozens of screenings of restorations, premieres, and film and TV treasures are free to the public from Jan. 16–March 22.

Novel research reveals that supportive relationships influence weight through oxytocin pathways linking brain, gut microbiome and eating behaviors.

While AI-driven investment propels growth, tariffs, immigration policy and weak labor markets restrain momentum, UCLA Anderson Forecast economists say.

The UCLA study quantifies the benefits of federal programs that fund contraception for low-income Americans.

Shorter courses of androgen deprivation therapy could reduce risks while still effectively controlling cancer.

This novel therapy can be mass-produced and stored ready-to-use at a fraction of the cost.

The new grant will fund the enrollment of 10 additional patients in the trial and support research into the science behind immune tolerance.

Peer-reviewed studies detail use of techniques to better track the spread of disease and highlight UCLA Fielding’s work on public health methodology.

The peer-reviewed study, co-led by UCLA Fielding’s Dr. Lara Cushing, shows facilities across the U.S. face rising flood risks due to sea-level rise.

UCLA research shows antidepressants can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease caused by PTSD.

The study offers rare evidence linking intergroup lethal conflict to reproductive benefits.

The scholars, cited most often by others in their fields, are "inspiring the global research community to tackle society’s greatest challenges."