UCLA holds information session to address concerns regarding COVID-19

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March 10, 11:51 am

UCLA holds information session to address concerns regarding COVID-19

UCLA does not plan to move all classes online yet in response to COVID-19, campus representatives said at an information session Monday. The event, which was livestreamed and viewed by nearly 2,000 people, took place in De Neve Auditorium. Read more...

Photo: Brian MacDonald, Director of residential education at UCLA Residential Life, speaks at an information session on COVID-19 on Monday. The event was also livestreamed, as students were encouraged to not attend in person. (Naveed Pour/Daily Bruin)

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March 8, 11:15 pm

UC makes open-access deal with PLOS to reform academic journal publishing

This post was updated March 9 at 3:57 p.m. The University of California made a two-year open-access agreement Feb. 19 with the Public Library of Science, which researchers say is part of an upending of the traditional academic publishing model. Read more...

Photo: The University of California announced a two-year open-access agreement Feb. 19 with the Public Library of Science, under the deal, the UC Library will cover the first $1,000 of the article processing charges required for researchers to publish in PLOS journals. (Daily Bruin file photo)

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March 6, 9:27 pm

Results of three UCLA students tested for COVID-19 come back negative

Three UCLA students in self-isolation for the new coronavirus have tested negative for the disease, UCLA officials said Friday night. As of Friday morning, three students were being tested by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Chancellor Gene Block said in a 1 a.m. Read more...

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March 6, 2:27 am

Three students being tested for COVID-19 amid increased university precaution

This post was updated March 6 at 2:05 p.m. Three UCLA students are being tested for the 2019 novel coronavirus and are in self-isolation off campus, according to a campuswide email Friday. Read more...

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March 6, 1:17 am

Study shows aggregated data conceals Asian American subgroup health problems

Asian Americans may have health conditions that are hidden by the way data is collected, researchers at UCLA and Brown University found. Researchers from both universities analyzed data of the Filipino, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and Korean subgroups of the Asian American population. Read more...

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March 4, 11:56 am

Public health emergency declared statewide, 11 new COVID-19 cases confirmed

This post was updated March 5 at 1:42 p.m. Los Angeles County declared a public health emergency after officials confirmed new cases of the coronavirus. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health confirmed there are six new cases of COVID-19 and declared a public emergency in Los Angeles County at a press conference Wednesday morning. Read more...

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March 2, 3:05 am

US Medical Licensing Examination changes affect score reporting, exam practices

Recent changes in a vital medical examination may change priorities for medical students, said UCLA faculty and students. The United States Medical Licensing Examination program, which oversees the three-step exam required to obtain a medical license in the U.S., announced Feb. Read more...

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