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The ugly truth about eyelash bling

UCI Health — May 30, 2013

With high school prom and graduation season in full swing, UCI Health suggests that teens give their eyes a break and skip the bling. Fake eyelashes have been around for decades, and lash extenders and such accessories as beads, crystals and sequins are all the rage among certain celebrities. Each…

Estrogen study points to potential new treatments for liver disease

UCI Health — May 21, 2013

By discovering the new mechanism by which estrogen suppresses lipid synthesis in the liver, UCI Health endocrinologists have revealed a potential new approach toward treating certain liver diseases. With this finding, Dr. Ellis Levin and colleagues believe they are changing long-held views in the field. Study results appear in the…

UCI Health boasts 100-plus ‘Best Doctors in America’

UCI Health — May 15, 2013

More than 100 UCI Health physicians are among the 2013 “Best Doctors in America,” a prestigious list compiled every other year by Best Doctors Inc. UC Irvine has more physicians and specialties represented than any other medical group in Orange County. Only 5 percent of doctors nationally earn this honor…

Treating memory loss

UCI Health — April 30, 2013

Have you ever misplaced your keys, forgotten a phone number or drawn a blank when trying to recall someone’s name? For most people, this type of forgetfulness is a normal part of aging and not generally a cause for concern. But when memory loss becomes disabling or interferes with daily…

UCI Health neurosurgeon elected chair of national Council of State Neurosurgical Societies

UCI Health — April 28, 2013

The Council of State Neurosurgical Societies has elected UCI Health neurosurgeon Mark E. Linskey, MD, as chairman at the group’s April 2013 national meeting. The council operates under the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. It is the major platform and forum for all state…

Breast cancer treatment delays linked to decreased survival time

UCI Health — April 23, 2013

A study by UC Irvine researchers finds a link between treatment delays and survival times in breast cancer patients. “The data provided a unique perspective that can be used to improve the outcome of breast cancer in adolescents and young adult women," said Hoda Anton-Culver, professor and chair of epidemiology…

UCI Health comes in sixth at Long Beach Grand Prix

UCI Health — April 22, 2013

On Sunday, the UCI Health logo occupied prime real estate on the No. 26 car racing in the Pirelli World Challenge Championship Race, a North American racing series founded in 1985. This is the series’ eighth consecutive year in Long Beach. The car with the UCI Health logo came in…

UC Irvine burn center, foundation team up to aid victim of acid attack

UCI Health — March 20, 2013

UCI Health and Circle of Care Burn Foundation are working together to heal the victim of an acid attack who suffered third degree burns over 40 percent of her body. The patient is known as Jane Doe, and she was the victim of domestic violence in Mexico. Details about her…

Study: Most women with ovarian cancer don’t get proper treatment

UCI Health — March 10, 2013

IN THE NEWS: The New York Times highlighted a new study led by UCI Health gynecologist Dr. Robert E. Bristow that shows most women with ovarian cancer don’t get the proper treatment for their disease: A majority of women with ovarian cancer receive inadequate care and miss out on treatments…

Autism center to screen documentary 'Through the Heart of Tango'

UCI Health — March 7, 2013

On March 16, UC Irvine’s Center for Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders of Southern California will host a private screening of “Through the Heart of Tango,” a remarkable documentary about a group of young adults with developmental disorders learning to bond through dance. More Information »

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