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For decades, donor lungs were always transported using hypothermic temperatures. Now, UCLA Health has performed the first lung transplant using a modified warm-perfusion system that keeps donor organs healthier by removing excess fluid during transport.
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Hear from the UCLA public health professor who answers questions about the parasite and the threat of food-borne illnesses.
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The concept of “food as medicine” has increasingly gained popularity globally since the 2000s as part of a holistic medical strategy.
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In its first year, the coalition advanced research, partnerships and policies for the World Cup and beyond.
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UCLA is on a hot streak when it comes to NCAA championships. It all started in the water.
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Read more of the latest research & news stories
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Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Darnell Hunt announced that Roger Wakimoto will step down from his role as vice chancellor for research, innovation and creative activities and retire from UCLA on Dec. 31, 2026. Read the announcement.
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A UCLA study found that Indigenous Peruvian Andean populations have the highest known number of AMY1 gene copies. The gene produces an enzyme that begins breaking down starch in the mouth, suggesting that people with a long history of eating starch-rich foods may have contributed to this genetic adaptation.
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Tiffany Naiman, director of the Berry Gordy Music Industry Center at UCLA, said that while some may fear the inclusion of a halftime ceremony Americanizes the event, it’s being done with a global roster of artists, as the majority of the acts aren’t from the U.S. “Ultimately, what’s being globalized isn’t American culture so much as the production model,” she says.
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Climate change isn’t getting nearly as much credit for last January’s destructive fires as it once did. Evidence of failed electrical equipment, alleged arson and government missteps has dominated the conversation. But when you talk to the scientists and the researchers, the risks posed by climate change are still very much in the mix. UCLA professor and climate scientist Alex Hall talks about how we can better prepare ourselves for the next mega-fire, including a proposal to create a classification system — and a standardized response — for Santa Ana wind storms, similar to the one we use for hurricanes in the U.S.
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Jul
28
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In this 30-minute FITWELL Talk, UCLA Qigong instructor and holistic health coach Tomm Voss will explore the science and philosophy behind Qigong and explain how mindful movement, breathwork, and nervous system regulation influence both physical and mental well-being. RSVP for this event.
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Jul
28
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Join authors Julia Angwin and Ami Fields-Meyer and journalist Jessica Yellin for a candid, galvanizing conversation about their New York Times bestseller. This event is free and open to the public.
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Jul
29
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This training session will show instructors how to efficiently use the Leganto tool in Bruin Learn to request course reserves from UCLA Library. Learn how the Library can support your class by providing free access to required and recommended course texts to your students. Register for this free session.
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601 Westwood Plaza
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This family-friendly event will feature BBQ served by UCLA PD officers, kids’ games, prizes, and the chance to meet K9s Rocket and Nova. Come together for an evening of community, connection and safety. This event is free and open to the public.
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