150, 75, 10, 300, 150, 2… These numbers are not the winning combination for the next Powerball jackpot, they represent the weekly amount of physical activity you should participate in to stay healthy. Read more...

It wasn't until after Dolores Hernandez completed her business degree that she realized she was more interested in the numbers behind food than sales. Read more...

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Dolores Hernandez, a registered dietician, works for UCLA Housing and Hospitality Services as its first Dining Services nutrition education coordinator. Since starting last year, she has provided information about health and dietary concerns for students living on the Hill.

Can you hear me now? No? How about now? Still no good? High frequency hearing loss, a direct result of literally being too close to whatever it is you're listening to, is the single largest contributor to a growing problem among young people. Read more...

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Numerous doctors told Grace Jimenez she would need a Caesarean section in order to give birth to her second child, citing risks and liabilities. Read more...

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Certified nurse midwife Shadman Habibi applies pressure on Grace Jimenez’s belly to locate the head of her baby. Through the UCLA Midwifery Associates, a division of the UCLA Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, some expecting mothers can opt for midwife prenatal care and delivery.

Dressed in a suit with two earrings in his left ear, Jay Phelan reclined back in his chair and put his feet up on his desk as he talked about a few of his favorite things: data, science and teaching. Read more...

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Jay Phelan, a professor and evolutionary biologist in the life sciences department at UCLA, speaks in a lecture. Phelan recently co-authored the second edition of “Mean Genes: From Sex to Money to Food: Taming Our Primal Instincts” with Chapman University professor Terry Burnham.