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9 children born with severe LAD-l are symptom-free two years after treatment.

The summer of 2022 brought worrying news for California’s water supply. 

A new UCLA study leverages computational methods and existing data to bring us closer to answering: How does the brain build itself? 

The new center will use an integrative health approach to treat gastrointestinal disorders and improve quality of life.

The engineer is teaming with the civic initiative Community Action Project–Los Angeles to provide free analyses for fire-impacted residents.

Alvarez, who beat out 46 other UCLA student researchers in the TED Talk–style competition, will represent UCLA at the UC-wide finals on April 29.

Researchers looked into ways to communicate the true impact of climate change and found a solution.

UCLA Samueli School of Engineering faculty and students are helping with CAP.LA free soil testing following the wildfires

The system, developed by UCLA and UC Berkeley scientists, could be used to help ensure global food security by increasing crop yields.

Regular gum chewers could potentially be ingesting tens of thousands of microplastic particles a year, according to a pilot study.

The funding will go toward using artificial intelligence to improve risk assessment for those suffering from diabetes and related complications. 

Earth-friendly options for EV batteries, food systems, cooling and water recycling were featured at UCLA’s Technology Development Group program.

Medicine, activism and the arts at the center of events marking the month at UCLA

The UCLA demographer reflects on the 50th anniversary of the regime’s rise to power.

Report shows Latinos’ economic consumption reached $2.7 trillion as they account for 30.6% of the GDP growth of the country.

The new report spotlights how COVID-19 affected NHPIs in California.

To address this critical issue, UCLA’s Climate & Wildfire Research Initiative is launching a new Urban Water Supply + Fire working group.

A repurposed anti-cancer drug may slow kidney scarring and prevent chronic kidney disease progression.

Despite the recent fires, Michael Jerrett says we can reverse the current trends of cataclysmic climate change.

Firefighters have a 9% higher risk of a cancer diagnosis and a 14% higher risk of dying from cancer compared with the general population.

A team led by UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center doctors Dennis Slamon and Richard Finn, helped transform breast cancer treatment.

Studying wildfire-impacted kelp deepened UCLA doctoral student Lori Berberian’s commitment to environmental science.

A new UCLA-NRDC report reveals basin-wide gaps in wastewater reuse despite worsening water shortages.

A Fiat Lux seminar examines the roles of women in motorsports, exploring gender, strategy and cultural narratives.

Water and gas react under intense heat and pressure in the atmospheres of young Earth-to-Neptune-sized planets.