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Microscopic image of colon cancer cells
Research & Labs

Mailing at-home test kits most effective in getting people ages 45 to 49 to screen for colorectal cancer, UCLA study finds

New research shows automatically sending at-home colorectal cancer screening tests may be the key to encouraging timely screening

4 min read
Microscopic image of cells
Research & Labs

UCLA scientists reprogram stem cells to create renewable cancer-fighting T cells

UCLA scientists discuss a clinical trial that used engineered T cells and stem cells to create a renewable supply of cancer-fighting immune cells.

5 min read
Darwin and Jennifer Gutierrez, DGSOM alumni who fell in loving during medical school, posing on an orange couch
Students

A Bruin Love Story: Darwin and Jennifer Gutierrez

A DGSOM alumni couple on the challenges and rewards of dating while becoming a doctor.

6 min read
smiling physician wearing suit
Faculty, Leadership

Newly Appointed Chair of Urology

Scott Eggener, MD, Chair, Department of Urology appointed September 15, 2025

3 min read
female physician smiling in black shirt
Faculty, Leadership

Newly Appointed Chair of Pediatrics

Shafali Jeste, MD, Chair, Department of Pediatrics appointed October 1, 2025

4 min read
MRI machine
Research & Labs

Recruiting Volunteers for a Brain Imaging Study

Participate in a brain imaging study on brain network function and inflammation. If you are between 20-64 years old, you may be eligible.

2 min read
A young black man in casual sports attire smiling at the camera.

Brain device a ‘game changer’ for drug-resistant epilepsy

UCLA Health epilepsy specialists implanted a neurostimulator device to help treat a teenager’s debilitating seizures.

6 min read
A field of crops
Research & Labs

How are pesticides and Parkinson’s disease linked?

Dr. Beate Ritz’s research in California’s Central Valley highlights the role of the environment in Parkinson's disease.

4 min read
Brain with lit up areas
Research & Labs

Paid Animal Phobias Study

We are recruiting English-speaking adults (ages 18-65) with a phobia of two or more animals. Compensation ranges from $260 to $595.

1 min read
Dr. Chris Buck with UCLA medical students and Mozambican residents

UCLA Global Health Program provides medical students with training and perspective

Dr. Chris Buck hosts trainees in Mozambique to integrate lessons from southern Africa into medical careers.

6 min read