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Researchers at UCLA Health have discovered a new method to enhance the strength and longevity of cancer-fighting immune cells, which could improve immunotherapy effectiveness. This…
Significant Increase in Suicidal Thoughts Among Older U.S. Adults After COVID-19
Research indicates a notable increase in suicidal thoughts and attempts among older adults in the U.S. post-COVID-19, highlighting a growing mental health crisis. This issue…
UCLA Develops AI Platform to Identify Effective Cancer Drug Combinations
UCLA researchers have created an AI platform to identify effective cancer drug combinations, addressing treatment resistance. This innovation could enhance cancer treatment strategies globally, including…
Analyzing the Ongoing Conflict Involving Iran
The article discusses the ongoing conflict involving Iran, highlighting the various factions and external influences at play. Key players include the Iranian government, regional militias,…
Teens and Screens Report: Young Audiences Transforming Storytelling and Media Consumption
The 'Teens and Screens' report from UCLA highlights how the media habits of young audiences are reshaping storytelling and technology. This shift is significant for…
Nutritional Supplement Shows Promise in Alleviating Cognitive Issues for Breast Cancer Survivors
Researchers at UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have found that a nutritional supplement containing oxaloacetate may improve cognitive function and reduce fatigue in breast…
UCLA Researchers Discover Pathway Driving T-Cell Exhaustion in Cancer Immunotherapy
Researchers at UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have identified a crucial molecular pathway that leads to T-cell exhaustion in cancer immunotherapy, which hampers the…
Exploring the Socioeconomic Effects of Job Loss and AI Exposure
The article features Jennie Brand, a UCLA sociology professor, discussing the socioeconomic impacts of job loss, particularly in the context of AI exposure. While not…
New Research Offers Insights for Enhancing Immunotherapy Against Glioblastoma
Researchers at UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center conducted two studies that provide insights into activating the immune system against glioblastoma and address the historical…
Targeted Radioactive Therapy Shows Promise in Controlling Recurrent Prostate Cancer
Research from UCLA Health suggests that combining the targeted radioactive drug 177Lu-PNT2002 with stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) may improve control over recurrent prostate cancer.…
Record-Breaking Rainfall in 2024 Linked to El Niño and Global Warming
In 2024, a record-breaking El Niño has led to extreme rainfall, with significant contributions attributed to global warming. This phenomenon is relevant for Iran as…
Study Reveals Lasting Brain Impact of Childhood Abuse
A UCLA-led neuroimaging study reveals that childhood abuse has lasting effects on brain structure, particularly in young women. This research highlights the importance of addressing…
Study Links Gut Bacteria to Accelerated Brain Aging
A UCLA study has found a link between specific gut bacteria and accelerated brain aging, indicating that biological signs of brain aging may manifest long…
Silent Killer of Yosemite Toads Found in Their Own Burrows
UCLA biologists discovered that the Bd fungus, which threatens Yosemite toads, may be hiding in the toads' own burrows rather than only in water. This…
Multidisciplinary Approach to Treating Recurrent Prostate Cancer: Insights from UCLA Health
UCLA Health researchers emphasize a multidisciplinary approach to treating recurrent prostate cancer, highlighting its significance when the disease returns multiple times. This case report sheds…
Dietary supplement Ca-αKG shows gender-specific effects on lung tumor growth
Researchers at UCLA Health discovered that a dietary supplement, calcium alpha-ketoglutarate (Ca-αKG), reduced lung tumor growth in female mice while increasing tumor growth in male…
New Biomarkers Link Air Pollution to Cardiovascular Disease Risks
Researchers at UCLA Health have discovered new blood biomarkers linked to air pollution and cardiovascular disease, which may reveal how pollution affects heart health. This…
Study Reveals Impact of Eaton Fire on Airborne Toxins and Air Quality
A study from UCLA examined the impact of the January 2025 Eaton fire on air quality, revealing spikes in toxic airborne contaminants that subsequently decreased…
Study Reveals Racial Disparities in Diabetes Medication Adherence
A study by UCLA Health revealed that a significant number of disadvantaged patients, particularly Black and Hispanic individuals, are not consistently adhering to diabetes medications.…
UCLA Team Develops Engineered Immune Cells to Combat Heart Disease
A UCLA research team has developed engineered immune cells that target atherosclerotic plaques, which are responsible for many heart attacks and strokes. This advancement could…