by jrondon | Mar 24, 2021 | HEALTH + MEDICINE, Medicine, Member News, News, Research |
FEATURED NEWS Potential COVID-19 treatment identified in UCLA-led lab study Drug that’s already in human trials as cancer therapy appears to disrupt coronavirus replication by Wayne Lewis The steps of the virus growth cycle that can be targeted with therapies: The...
by mroseboro | Jan 8, 2021 | HEALTH + MEDICINE, Member News, News, Research, Uncategorized |
FEATURED NEWS Study reveals new details about how bacterial toxins cause life-threatening colitis UCLA RESEARCH BRIEF by Wayne Lewis Medical illustration of Clostridioides difficile bacteria. (Image credit: CDC/Jennifer Oosthuizen) This article was originally...
by jrondon | Aug 20, 2020 | HEALTH + MEDICINE, News, Research |
FEATURED NEWS August 20, 2020 | How UCLA scientists are using stem cells to take on COVID-19 by Tiare Dunlap More than 230 research projects, including several being led by members of the UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center, are contributing to the fight against...
by jrondon | Jul 3, 2020 | HEALTH + MEDICINE, Member News, News, Research |
FEATURED NEWS July 3, 2020 | How the body regulates scar tissue growth after heart attacks by Tiare Dunlap Electron microscopy images show (left) a healthy scar containing collagen type 5, with scar fibers smoothly arranged in parallel, and (right) an unhealthy scar...
by mroseboro | Jun 1, 2020 | Entrepreneurship, HEALTH + MEDICINE, Life Science, News, Research |
FEATURED NEWS June 1, 2020 | Coronavirus vaccine development underway by Vault Pharma Bioparticle-based delivery system offers potential as a coronavirus therapy by Wayne Lewis An emerging company developing biotechnology invented at UCLA is adapting their approach to...
by mroseboro | Apr 27, 2020 | Faculty News, HEALTH + MEDICINE, Member News, News, Paul Weiss, Research, Uncategorized |
FEATURED NEWS April 27, 2020 | A step toward a more efficient way to make gene therapies to attack cancer, genetic disorders By Stuart Wolpert Dr. Steven Jonas, Jason Belling and Paul Weiss. (Photo credit: Reed Hutchinson/UCLA) This article was originally published by...
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