More than 700 students at UC's six medical schools will open envelopes on Match Day that tell them where they will head next for their residencies, which are a stage of training that can last anywhere from three to seven years.
A new report produced for the California State legislature summarizes evidence from animal studies that exposure to microplastics can adversely affect fertility and cause biological changes that signal an increased risk of cancer—especially digestive cancers.
To elevate awareness and drive action on issues of health and climate justice, UC and the Université Paris Cité co-hosted an event on the sidelines of COP27.
A new study details how, within 24 hours, University of California academic health centers mobilized pediatric and urgent care facilities and staff to provide comprehensive medical services for children arriving in California at the southern border.
University of California Health has created a video education series to inform and educate health care providers about best practices and the latest research on screening, managing symptoms and making specialty referrals for patients with post-COVID symptoms.
From the exam room to the operating table to the cafeteria, UC academic health centers are making gains in lessening their environmental footprint as part of the University’s broad, measurable program to increase sustainability at health locations and campuses.
Through its Health Data Governance Task Force, University of California Health’s Center for Data-driven Insights and Innovation recently brought together experts and stakeholders to assess opportunities and challenges in the development of a patient-informed, justice-based model of health data use.
University of California Health speakers will join dozens of UC faculty, students and staff who are participating in the United Nations’ climate change conference, known as COP27, sharing their expertise with a global audience on a wide range of topics, including the link between decarbonization and improving health disparities.
University of California’s academic health centers once again are recognized by Vizient as being among the nation’s leading comprehensive academic health centers for quality and safety.
UC CORDS has been the basis for insights crucial to fighting the virus as well as understanding the risk and outcomes of illness for diverse populations.
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