In the process of helping sleep-troubled patients, Mary McCullough saw her own health slowly deteriorate. Read more...
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Zheng-Hua Sun, a polysomnographic technician, is prepared for a sleep test at the UCLA Sleep Disorders Laboratory. With wires attached to patients’ heads and bodies, technicians can monitor the patients’ breathing, heart activity and brain waves.
Calling between meetings in Washington, Chancellor Gene Block talked with Daily Bruin reporter Daniel Schonhaut about his research on sleep and circadian rhythms. Read more...
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Chancellor Gene Block is pictured speaking at the fifth International Nanotechnology Conference in 2009. Block is known for his research on circadian rhythms and sleep.
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Shizuka Lei prepared herself for the mountain of work ahead of her, knowing she was in for a long night. Read more...
Financial Supports Commissioner Rustom Z. Birdie voluntarily resigned at the undergraduate student government meeting Tuesday night, concluding months of controversy. Read more...
With bombs exploding nearby and local ambulances on strike, Linda Goldman was left to deliver a baby in an isolated Israeli apartment. Read more...
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Linda Goldman
Just across the street from the recently closed "Thank You Mart," the eatery Spudnick's has opened its doors, hoping to succeed where others have failed. Read more...
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Spudnick’s, a new eatery, recently opened in Westwood Village. Many other restaurants in the area have been recently experiencing relatively slow business.
The largest rodent in the world is the capybara.
Jeff Cohen didn't know he knew that. Read more...
