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Diversifying the faculty pipeline UCLA launches 1st face transplantation program in western U.S. What makes students happy?
 
Diversifying the faculty pipeline

Diversifying the faculty pipeline

UC Health initiative seeks to increase faculty diversity. (CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW.)

Diversifying the faculty pipeline
UCLA launches 1st face transplantation program in western U.S.

UCLA launches 1st face transplantation program in western U.S.

Program seeks candidates for 5-year clinical trial.(CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW)

UCLA launches 1st face transplantation program in western U.S.
What makes students happy?

What makes students happy?

Winner of "human happiness" student video competition announced. (CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW.)

What makes students happy?
UC receives $36M in stem cell grants

UC receives $36M in stem cell grants

May 25, 2012

12 UC scientists awarded for research covering Alzheimer's, heart disease, MS.

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Sandler Foundation gives UCSF $20M gift for neuroscience

Sandler Foundation gives UCSF $20M gift for neuroscience

May 24, 2012

Challenge gift to support research, care.

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UC Davis professor receives $5.6M for gratitude research

UC Davis professor receives $5.6M for gratitude research

May 21, 2012

Grant will advance science of gratitude.

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Muñoz appointed to UA Health Network board

Muñoz appointed to UA Health Network board

May 8, 2012

Two-year term for UC Health executive.

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3 medical students are Africa-bound to work closely with patients

May 25, 2012

They will study mother-to-child HIV transmission in Malawi, malaria prevention in Ghana.

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UC Davis named one of America’s 100 most customer-friendly hospitals

May 25, 2012

Medical center recognized by American Alliance of Healthcare Providers.

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In the media: Week of May 20

May 25, 2012

For hospitals and insurers, new fervor to cut costs ... Inexpensive arthritis drug may treat dysentery, giardiasis ... For medical students, dual degrees gain popularity

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Chronic pain relieved by cell transplantation in study

May 24, 2012

UCSF scientists aim to use embryonic stem cells for treatment.

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Nuisance seaweed found to produce compounds with biomedical potential

May 24, 2012

Scripps-led analysis of tiny marine organisms indicates early promise in areas ranging from inflammation to skin conditions.

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UC Davis study explores risks of fever during pregnancy

May 24, 2012

Inflammation can increase risk of autism or developmental delay in children.

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Searching for earliest signs of Alzheimer’s

May 24, 2012

Berkeley scientists help paint a more nuanced picture of the disease.

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Hormone plays surprise role in fighting skin infections

May 24, 2012

Boosts immune response when vitamin D levels are low.

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