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'Meant to be here and more to give'

A first-generation DGSOM graduate reflects on her roots and time in medical school
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'Never Just a Fitting'

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'No early warning signs': It's important to keep up with prostate cancer screenings

Prostate Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder for men to take charge of their health.
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'Operation Mend' Camaro auction raises $366K to benefit America's wounded warriors

A 2011 Chevrolet Camaro convertible donated by General Motors and custom designed by famous vehicle builder Ryan Friedlinghaus and his West Coast Customs team raised $366,000 at auction to benefit U.S. soldiers severely wounded during their service overseas.
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'Party on the Pier' to benefit Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA

The ninth annual Mattel Party on the Pier benefiting UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital will take place at the Santa Monica Pier's Pacific Park from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 7. Tickets for the event are now available.
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'Physician partners' free doctors to focus on patients, not paperwork

Primary care physicians already have enough administrative duties on their plates, and the implementation of electronic medical records has only added to their burden. As a result, they have less time to spend with their patients.
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'Post-ICU syndrome' affects patients in ways both physical and psychological

Integrative medicine helps many heal after stay in ICU.
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'Shabbat Friendly Project' addresses needs of UCLA's Jewish patients, family members

Jewish people of all observances can now feel that their religious practices are fully accommodated when they visit Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Westwood.
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'Shabbat in a Box' delivers

Fridays are a magical time for Rabbi Pearl Barlev, the Jewish chaplain at UCLA Medical Center.
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'Smart' mannequins breathe life into medical scenarios

Dr. Randolph Steadman serves as medical director of the UCLA Simulation Center. He founded it in 1996 when it was the first of its kind in Southern California.
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'Some' difference in bedside manner reduces patients' unmet needs

A new study suggests that a single word can go a long way toward ensuring that patients discuss their medical concerns during a doctor visit. UCLA sociologist and conversation analyst John Heritage led a team that followed 224 patients as they sought medical treatment from doctors for a host of ailments they described in advance.
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'Something we've been waiting for'

A 2022 DGSOM graduate realizes his family’s dream
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'Study partners' play critical role in clinical trials for Alzheimer's disease

For Alzheimer's disease researchers who conduct clinical trials, enrolling enough patients to make a trial meaningful is always a challenge.
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'Telerehabilitation' may be key in helping stroke survivors regain motor skills

‘We’re trying to rewire the brain,’ explains UCLA Health neurologist Steven Cramer
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'Thank You'

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'Thank you': Geffen Academy students show love for front-line health care workers through letters, drawings

‘You make a huge impact, and you are the only reason that we are still here today,’ wrote one student.
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'The Energy is Crazy'

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'The First Lady,' chamber opera composed by UCLA psychiatrist, debuts on campus Feb. 19

When Ken Wells isn't busy with his day jobs as a UCLA professor, director of the UCLA Health Services Research Center and an adjunct staff member at the RAND Corp., he pens operas.
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'The Science of Gender' symposium pushes for action from health care providers

The 9th annual UCLA Mattel Children’s Discovery and Innovation Institute Symposium began last Friday with a presentation about transgender and gender-diverse health care