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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.

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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.

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Dr. Lili Yang member of the Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research at UCLA.
Research & Labs

Common antidepressants could help the immune system fight cancer, UCLA study finds

A widely used antidepressant drug could help the immune system fight cancer, according to a new UCLA research study.

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Dr. Nima Nassiri with patient Oscar Larrainzar
Research & Labs

First human bladder transplant performed at UCLA

A UCLA Health surgical team has performed the first-in-human bladder transplant. The surgery was successfully completed at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center o

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TEDxUCLA Salon “Let’s Get Awkward to Get More Connected: Humanizing Those Who Heal.”

Storytelling to better health care

TEDxUCLA Salon celebrates power of stories to evoke empathy, connection

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Dean Dubinet standing in office
Direct From the Dean

Dean's List: A Few Things to Know in May

This month we are highlighting accomplishments from across our DGSOM community and our upcoming commencement.

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Woman with microphone public speaking
Research & Labs

The Public Speaking Anxiety Treatment Study

Do you want help with public speaking anxiety? Participants are offered FREE evidence-based therapy and up to $426 ($20/hour) for completion.

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A pediatrician with a young patient.

Training the next generation of pediatricians to care for all children

UCLA Health physicians lead drive to incorporate immigrant and refugee health in pediatrics residency education.

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UCLA PhD student Nikki Cheung, pictured here investigating antibiotic resistance in the laboratory.
Research & Labs, Spotlight, Students

The UCLA PhD Student Hoping to Disarm Bacteria

UCLA PhD student Nikki Cheung wants to use structural biology to disarm bacteria and mitigate antibiotic resistance.

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Microscopy image of a cortical organoid, a stem cell-derived model that mimics the developing human brain.
Research & Labs

Crowdsourcing the brain: Meta-atlas reveals new clues about development and disease

A new UCLA study leverages computational methods and vast troves of existing data to bring us closer to developing new treatments for brain disorders.

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