Skip to main content
Back to News

News From Around the System

Sacramento-area Spanish radio stations raise $92,764 for children’s hospitals

UC Davis Health — November 2, 2021

Typically dominated by the Los Angeles market, Spanish radio stations in the Sacramento area did not let past performance stand in the way raising money for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals like UC Davis Children’s Hospital. Even with the pandemic, fundraising exceeded expectations.

The Lazer Radiothon team worked tirelessly to change local kids’ health.

What to know about Merck's COVID-19 treatment pill

UC Davis Health — November 2, 2021

UC Davis Health infectious diseases specialist George Thompson answered some commonly asked questions about Merck’s new COVID-19 pill. The medication could be given in the days after COVID-19 symptoms arise to prevent severe disease.

Pills in a hand and a glass of water

Honoring veterans who served: Chuck Abraham

UC Davis Health — November 2, 2021

Chuck Abraham, an 89-year-old Korean War veteran, was honored this fall by UC Davis Health for his service to his country. Through its “We Honor Veterans” program, UC Davis Hospice recognizes veterans through personalized pinning ceremonies with loved ones gathered.

Above the Kumaon Valley in Korea in 1953

Mini Medical School opens registration for 2022 program

UC Davis Health — November 2, 2021

Registration for the 2022 Healthy Aging Education Series, formerly Mini Medical School, opens online Nov. 2. Classes begin on Feb 5, 2022. Classes are offered as live webinars with an opportunity for participants to interact virtually with the presenters.

Older man and woman looking at computer

UC Davis School of Medicine names new vice dean for research

UC Davis Health — November 1, 2021

UC Davis School of Medicine has appointed Kim Barrett, distinguished professor of medicine at UC San Diego and director of the division of graduate education at the National Science Foundation, as its new vice dean for research.

UC Davis Health Education Building

Medical student connects with dying patient, chronicles the experience

UC Davis Health — November 1, 2021

Fourth-year medical student Ross Perry is an advocate for wellness at the UC Davis School of Medicine. He’s also the top prize winner in a national essay contest hosted by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation for writing a poignant story about his bond with an oncology patient.

Russ Perry stands in pediatric hospital room at UC Davis Medical Center where he recently completed a six-week rotation

Health Media Contacts

Find the best contact for health-related media inquiries.

View All Media Contacts