Forget white mice, cheese is the new lab rat.
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The center will be the first community milk bank in the region and only one of two in California.
New Zika virus research in mice suggests that certain adult brain cells may be vulnerable to infection.
UC San Diego Health and its hospitals have been recognized as No. 1 in San Diego and among the best in the nation by U.S. News and World Report for 2016-17.
The infamous “mid-life crisis” may be a myth, according to researchers at UC San Diego School of Medicine.
From city council to the admiral’s seat, from genetic ingenuity to inventing the Dothraki language—and not to mention winning the Nobel Prize—this year’s alumni honorees are truly cause for celebration.
Photo: Alan Decker A Marine veteran breaks the silence behind male anorexia. While serving in the Marine Corps, […]
Here’s good news for getting older: A recent UC San Diego study shows that young adults are more […]
Cyndi Jones, Revelle ’74, became a disability rights activist at the age of six. Since then, she’s published the voice of a population and inspired change from the White House to the Wheaties box.
The UC San Diego-led clinic uses a multi-disciplinary approach and has seen more than 130 patients since opening in 2012.
Brookie Best, ’94, works to help HIV’s most vulnerable victims. HIV treatments have been remarkably effective over the […]
It’s time to stop obsessing over how many calories are in that single slice of pepperoni and sausage […]
Instead of targeting all bacteria, we need to find new ways to give the immune system an advantage against those that cause illness.
Meet some of the minds endowed with the means to make a difference at UC San Diego.
“Drug repurposing is a faster, cheaper and safer approach to finding new treatments for disease,”