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Berkeley
2009
ADHD Medication Can Improve Math and Reading Scores, Study Suggests
Low-Income Parents Learn to Treat Children's Common Ailments
Bad News for Insomniacs: 'Hunger Hormones' Affected by Poor Sleep
Inexpensive Flooring Change Improves Child Health in Urban Slums
Long-Term Ozone Exposure Linked to Higher Risk of Death
Linking Fast Food Proximity to Obesity
Birth during Pollen and Mold Season Increases Odds of Developing Asthma Symptoms
Studies Link Maternity Leave with Fewer C-sections and Increased Breastfeeding
2008
Vitamin C Lowers Levels of Heart Disease Biomarker, Finds Study, Adds to Debate of Health Benefits
Screening for Diabetes in an Emergency Setting
Strong Community Networks Linked to Fewer Recurring Heart Problems, New Study Finds
Davis
2009
Functional Foods Offer Specific Health Benefits, Experts Say
High-Risk Drinking Down as Result of Broad Initiative
UC Davis Study Finds Vitamin Use is Highest in Kids Who Don’t Need Them
UC Davis Study Links Smoking with Most Male Cancer Deaths
2008
New Diet-Busting Book Focuses on Health
Employees Get in Shape, Balance Inner Lives at Activities and Recreation Center
Study Shines Light on How Red Blood Cells Control Blood Pressure
Worker Safety a Priority
Make Physical Fitness a Family Affair
Anti-Bacterial Personal Hygiene Products May Not Be Worth Potential Risks
UC Davis Health Center Declares Smoke-Free Zone
Study Finds More Fresh, Local Foods on Hospital Trays
Campus Promotes Exercise to Improve Our Health
No Place Like "Om': Take a Keyboard Break in the Lotus Position at Meditation Sessions
Researcher Pinpoints Barrier to Maintaining Training Programs Among Middle-Aged Non-Exercisers
Irvine
2009
Dietary Fats Trigger Long-Term Memory Formation
Body Clock Regulates Metabolism, UCI Study Finds
Traffic-related Air Pollution Linked to Repeated Hospital Encounters
Pregnancy Hormone Predicts Postpartum Depression
2008
When Holiday Food Fights Back
Vitamin B3 Reduces Alzheimer's Symptoms, Lesions
Diabetes Skyrockets in US
Natural Remedies: Help or Hype?
Healthy Heart Advocate
UCI Study Shows How Fatty Foods Curb Hunger
Trimming the Fat
People with Heart Disease Still Have Trouble Controlling Blood Lipid Levels
Professor Reflects on the Uplifting Power of Meditation
Phone Counseling Improves Quality of Life, Immune Systems of Cervical Cancer Survivors
Cancer Survivors
UCI Study Finds Effective Colon Cancer Prevention Treatment
Coronary Calcium Testing Predicts Future Heart Ailments
Short-Term Stress Can Affect Learning and Memory
Los Angeles
2009
Report Finds Troubling Health Trends in State's Asian, Pacific Communities
Teenage Stress Has Implications for Adult Health
Broccoli May Help Protect Against Respiratory Conditions
Teenage Stress Has Implications for Adult Health
Green, Black Tea Can Reduce Stroke Risk
Patients Reaching Hospital within 'Golden Hour' More Likely to Get Stroke Drug
One in Four California Adolescent Girls Has Had HPV Vaccine
Finding Your Way to Reliable Health Info on the Web
New Factor in Teen Obesity: Parents
Researchers Report that Some Household Chemicals May Reduce Women's Fertility
Make Your Fitness Resolutions Stick
Tips for Protecting Your Heart — and Your Child's — in a Bad Economy
Fighting the Obesity Epidemic 10 minutes at a Time
2008
Moderate Alcohol Consumption May Help Seniors Keep Disabilities at Bay
Staff Team Up in a Contest to Become "The Biggest Loser"
Most Heart Attack Patients' Cholesterol Levels Did Not Indicate Cardiac Risk
Low-income Men More Likely to Receive Diagnoses of Advanced Prostate Cancer
Money Worries Take Their Toll
Obesity among State's Low-Income Teens Nearly Triple that of More Affluent Peers
Nearly 5% of U.S. Population Suffers from Persistent Depression or Anxiety
Red, Red Wine: How it Fights Alzheimer's
UCLA Study Reveals Smoking's Effect on Nurses' Health, Death rates
Restless Nights Put Older Adults at Risk for Depression Recurrence
Outdoor FIT Park Offers Bruins Fun, Free Workouts
Health Survey of Californians Reveals Complex Picture of Behaviors, Access to Care
'Virtual Colonoscopy' Found to be Highly Accurate in Detecting Colorectal Polyps
Study Offers New Insights into Teenagers and Anxiety Disorders
Food as Brain Medicine
Asthma Costs Californians 3.9 Million Days of Work or School a Year
Study Shows Tai Chi Chih Promotes Healthier Sleep in Older Adults
Study Links Sleep Apnea to Memory Loss
Fruits, Vegetables, Teas May Protect Smokers from Lung cancer
Deadly Diets: The Warning Signs of Eating Disorders
Eating Less Fat May Prevent Prostate Cancer, Study Shows
Study Finds That Broccoli May Help Boost the Aging Immune System
Staff and Faculty Step out for Heart Walk
Being Physically Active at Work May Reduce Prostate Cancer Risk
Merced
2009
Report Weighs-In on Increasing Overweight and Obesity Issues in California
When It Comes to Tobacco, Teens Do Weigh Pros and Cons
2008
Administrator Embraces UC Merced’s Focus on Wellness
Riverside
2008
Harm-reduction Cigarettes Are More Toxic than Traditional Cigarettes, UCR Study Finds
Vitamin D Expert at UC Riverside Leads UC Scientists' Call Recommending Increase in Daily Vitamin D Intake
Conscientious People Live Longer
Vitamin D a Key Player in Overall Health of Several Body Organs, Finds UCR Study
San Diego
2009
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Shown to Run in Families
Take A Nap! Change Your Life
UCSD Names New Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Wellness
First Comprehensive Paper on Statins’ Adverse Effects Released
Does Smokeless Tobacco Help Smokers Quit Cigarettes?
2008
How Students Can Stick to Hard-to-Follow New Year’s Resolutions
Cancer Disparities Are Target of $15 Million Grant to UC San Diego, San Diego State University
A Diet High in Vegetables, Fruit and Fiber May Cut Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence in Women without Hot Flashes
Healthy Aging and the Holidays: UC San Diego Researchers’ Tips
Spreading the Joy Around
How to Prevent Sleep Deprivation during Finals Week
How Eating Red Meat Can Spur Cancer Progression
Eating Red Meat Sets Up Target for Disease-Causing Bacteria
What’s in Your Medicine Cabinet? Knowing the Answer Can Save Lives
New Target for Obesity-Related Insulin Resistance, Type 2 Diabetes
Oral Vitamin D May Help Prevent Some Skin Infections
How Not to Gain the Dreaded 'Freshman Fifteen'
Back to School Reminder: Kids Should Go for Safety, Not Style!
Lowering Cholesterol Early in Life Could Save Lives
At-Home Deaths from Combining Rx Drugs, Street Drugs and/or Alcohol Skyrocket
Physical Activity in Children Declines Significantly from Age 9 to 15
Smoke-Free Policies Very Effective in Reducing Heart Disease
Sun & Safety: Have Fun, Avoid Burns
UCSD-TV'S "Health Matters" takes Home an Emmy
Women, Smoking and Heart Disease
Moores UCSD Cancer Center Study Links Vitamin D, Type 1 Diabetes
UC San Diego Researchers Examine Health Benefits of Video Games & Game Technologies
Quitting Smoking Good for Your Social Health, Too
A Modest Glass of Wine Each Day Could Improve Liver Health
Employees Get Scoop on New Program to Help Them Stay Healthy
San Francisco
2009
UCSF Study Shows Attitudes toward Tobacco Industry Linked to Smoking Behavior
UCSF Study Shows Asthma Self-Management Programs Improve Drug Adherence, Disease Control
Farmers' Market Coming to UCSF Mission Bay
New Strategy Developed to Diagnose Melanoma
Colon Cancer Screening Targets Wrong Elders, Study Finds
Most Teens Do Not Get Recommended Preventive Care, UCSF Study Finds
Mammograms Bad for Young Women with Breast Cancer Genes?
Metabolic Syndrome Linked to Women’s Cognitive Impairment Risk
Moderate Drinking Apparently Beneficial Even after Other Factors Accounted For
UCSF Hosts Body Image Awareness Week
Statins Pay Off on a Health-Policy Level, UCSF Study Finds
Weight Loss Reduces Incontinence in Obese Women, UCSF Study Shows
2008
N
ew UCSF Radio Program Focuses on Women’s Health
Heart-Healthy Chocolate? How Sweet It Is!
UCSF Helps Local Kids Run Toward a Healthy Future
Poor Health Habits Put Depressed Heart Patients at Greater risk
Overweight Women at Increased Risk of Advanced Breast Cancer
UCSF Goes Completely Smoke Free
Active Older Women Do Better on Cognitive Tests, Study Finds
Nerve Stimulation Therapy Alleviates Pain for Chronic Headache
Virtual Colonoscopy as Good as other Colon Cancer Screening Methods, Study Says
UCSF to Go Smoke-Free
UCSF Introduces PhysFit Wellness Program
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tudy Links Prehypertension in Young Adulthood to Calcium in Coronary Arteries Later in Life
Hypnosis as Good as Counseling in Helping Smokers Quit, Study finds
UCSF Promotes Wellness with New Initiatives
Being Overweight or Obese Linked to Faster Brain Aging, Study Suggests
"Good" Cholesterol, Heart Attack Risk and Prevention
Floss or Die?: A Conversation with Dental Scientist Mark Ryder
Santa Barbara
2008
UCSB Awarded Federal Grant to Expand Successful Alcohol Education Effort
UCSB Scientists Show How Certain Vegetables Combat Cancer
New "Fit Squad' Launches Free Exercise Sessions
Santa Cruz
2009
Food is the "Front Line of Healing," Says Author
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
2009
Reduced Cooling and Heating May Improve Health
Vigorous Exercise May Help Prevent Vision Loss
Irregular Exercise Pattern May Add Pounds