Men with prostate cancer may be able to manage the disease simply by watching their diet, according to a study conducted by researchers at UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center. Read more...
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November 8, 11:57 pm
Reformed diet may slow prostate cancer cell growth
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November 1, 12:32 am
Alumni explore power of hypnotherapy to manage illnesses psychologically
He lay relaxed in a small bed as his friend played a pitch pipe nearby and asked him to identify the notes vocally. Read more...
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October 26, 12:43 am
UCLA student groups Black Hypertension Project and African Education Project raise awareness about hypertension, healthy lifestyles in South Los Angeles
A thought fluttered through 8-year-old Deandre Mosley's mind as he stood in the park beside his Compton home. Read more...
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October 26, 12:25 am
Taking steps to improving health, well-being with exercise on a consistent basis
On a flat section of grass beside Janss Steps, a couple lounged on a blanket and a few students curled up with books. Read more...
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October 26, 12:17 am
Obesity has become an oversized problem in the U.S.
Attendees sat listening to the long list of unhealthy ingredients in common foods, but when the speaker mentioned pretzels get their brown color from being dipped in lye, a toxic drain-cleaning chemical, an audible gasp arose. Read more...
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October 19, 1:33 am
UCLA collaborates with Chinese universities on Clean Energy Resource Center ““ Los Angeles to find solutions to global energy consumption problems
Los Angeles and Beijing have more in common than an atmosphere thick with ever-lingering smog. Read more...
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UCLA professor Lei He is the director of the Clean Energy Research Center, which will focus on finding new methods of energy storage and distribution.
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October 12, 1:17 am
A recent study find that social media conduct may offend users, hurt friendships
Removing tags or deleting posts off a social networking site may actually hurt friendships, a recent study reports. Read more...