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Each June, UC Davis and UC Davis Health proudly stand with our LGBTQIA+ community during Pride Month. In 2026, marchers return to the streets of downtown Sacramento under this year’s theme, "Empowered by Hope."
Read MoreNational CPR and AED Awareness Week is observed annually from June 1 to June 7. The Center for Professional Practice of Nursing offers resources and support to employees on these life-saving practices.
Read MoreUC Davis Cancer Care Network expands access in El Dorado County, adding oncologist and nurse practitioner to deliver treatments, clinical trials and compassionate care locally.
Read MoreThe School of Medicine celebrated its largest graduating class with inspirational speakers and a marriage proposal that’s gone viral.
Read MoreDespite ongoing polarization in the U.S., a large, nationally representative survey of adults finds support for political violence remained largely stable from mid‑2024 to mid‑2025.
Read MoreEmergency physician Ellen Shank used a UC Davis Health policy fellowship to translate frontline experience into legislation that expands medication access and improves patient care.
Read MoreMany activities are available to members of the UC Davis and UC Davis Health community. Check out the events happening this month, including a student loan debt and public service loan forgiveness webinar, well-being ticket deal at the Mondavi Center, mindfulness meditations and more.
Read MoreChildren’s Miracle Network at UC Davis has awarded nine grants, totaling $492,007, to clinicians and researchers at UC Davis Children’s Hospital.
Read MoreThe familiar killdeer that has made a home in the contractor’s lot near Aggie Square appears to have sparked some neighborhood growth.
Read MoreThe UC Davis School of Medicine recognized more than 100 students, residents, faculty and staff for outstanding contributions to the medical school as part of its annual awards.
Read MoreAs Sacramento’s population ages, UC Davis Health is working to expand access to care, improve quality of life and making the health system easier for the community to navigate. This commitment includes efforts like the 2026 Healthy Aging Forum, a free community event held in April.
Read MoreA new study found naloxone use during out of hospital cardiac arrest was associated with higher survival, restored circulation and neurological outcomes.
Read MoreThe ACC café is out of date and needs expensive upgrades. Therefore, it will be closed and replaced with other options.
Read MoreWhat does a hospital look like through the eyes of a high school student? A day at UC Davis Health offered a closer look at the people, professions and purpose behind patient care.
Read MorePRIDE Month is both a celebration and a reminder. It celebrates the courage, authenticity and contributions of all people throughout our organization and community. It also reminds us that building a health system where every person feels respected, safe and valued requires ongoing commitment and action.
Read MoreUC Davis nursing researchers begin first‑in‑the‑U.S. longitudinal study exploring how humanoid social robot Abi, from Andromeda Robotics, supports connection in dementia care.
Read MoreTo help keep employees informed and engaged in two-way dialogue on key issues, the Public Affairs and Marketing team launched a virtual Lunch and Learn series in 2021. Each session features a brief discussion about an important topic, initiative or campaign, followed by a question-and-answer session.
Read MoreEligible employees now have access to no-cost student loan debt counseling, including unlimited one-on-one consultations with student loan experts.
Read MoreAfter a spinal condition limited her mobility, Ailene Voisin regained movement when UC Davis surgeon Safdar Khan used new technology to reduce her pain.
Read MoreInfectious diseases expert explains Ebola’s symptoms, transmission, risks and treatments, highlighting how UC Davis Health is prepared to safely manage the virus and protect communities.
Read MoreWhile Compliance and Privacy recognizes the utility of and growing interest in wearable and AI-assisted tools, unauthorized AI-enabled wearable devices must not be used for any work-related purpose and must remain powered off while at work.
Read MoreThe California Tower is quickly shifting from a construction site into a defining feature of the UC Davis Health skyline — and this spring, the pace of progress has been unmistakable.
Read MorePediatric patients at the UC Davis Children's Hospital enjoyed a special visit with Athletics players Zack Gelof, Max Muncy, and Stomper, the mascot.
Read MoreThe UC Davis MIND Institute is partnering with community members to make sure research and care meet the needs of people with neurodevelopmental disabilities
Read MoreUpdate: Sunday, May 31, through Saturday, June 13, 8 p.m.-5 a.m., the CUPx team will perform underground utility work at the PS5 entrance/exit.
Read MoreThe School of Medicine Research Administration Training Certificate Program graduated its first cohort and will be ready for new applications from UC Davis research administrators in June.
Read MoreThe Believe in Better campaign continues to expand, introducing new elements that showcase the breadth of UC Davis Health’s efforts to improve health for all.
Read MoreUlfat Shaikh has been recognized by Becker’s Healthcare as one of its “146 Patient Safety Experts to Know in 2026,” a national honor recognizing leaders advancing safer, higher-quality care across the health care industry.
Read MoreStudy identifies inflammatory profile associated with sometimes fatalUC Davis Health researchers have identified many of the inflammatory molecules that increase during diabetic ketoacidosis. These findings could help clinicians determine why complications occur during treatment.
Read MoreUC Davis Health awarded more than $390,000 through its STAIR HEALTH proof-of-concept program to support three interdisciplinary research teams advancing promising innovations in cancer imaging, spinal cord injury treatment and breast cancer therapeutics toward commercial and clinical impact.
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