Children with exceptional needs such as autism, physical disability or chronic illness thrive in new playgroups.
Read MoreThe Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association led an effort that resulted in 73 people signing up for the national bone marrow registry.
Read MoreRegistration is open for the 2025 Mini Medical School: A Healthy Aging Education Series Program, which begins Feb. 1.
Read MoreThe holidays were merry and bright for hospitalized kids, thanks to the Virtual Toy Drive donors.
Read MoreA cancer diagnosis is especially hard when the patient has children. A mom who works at UC Davis Health found a free program that helps.
Read MoreA new study published Jan. 13 in mBio shows that the Zika virus hijacks a host protein called ANKLE2, which happens to be important for brain development, to assist its own reproduction.
Read MoreA free youth heart screening event in Davis will help identify young people who may have an undiagnosed heart condition.
Read MoreSmoke and ash from urban wildfires, like those in Los Angeles, may put people at risk of short- and long-term health problems.
UC Davis Health pediatric orthopaedic surgeon Brian Haus is leading a North American effort to find the best treatment for meniscus tears in young patients.
Read MoreCardiovascular Medicine is among the first in the country to utilize a novel pVAD to support blood flow in patients undergoing high-risk stent procedures.
Read MoreFun run that supports the UC Davis Child Life and Creative Arts Therapy Department scheduled for March 8 at William Land Park in Sacramento.
Read MoreRenowned vascular surgeon and researcher Andrew Barleben joins UC Davis Health as director of the Aortic Center.
Read MoreIn a Q&A, Professor of Neurobiology and Physiology Keith Baar discusses the effects of collagen, whey protein and omega-3 supplements on bone, tendons and joint health.
Read MoreGiving up alcohol can mean improved health, weight loss, better sleep and more energy.
Read MoreData from an ongoing study on local roadway injuries shows a high prevalence of drugs or alcohol in crashes.
Read MoreCancer center researchers may have uncovered the specific biomarker that causes Black women to get triple-negative breast cancer at higher rates than other women.
Read MoreUC Davis pediatric cardiologist Dan Cortez is first in the world to implant a dual chamber leadless pacemaker in a child.
Read More“John-John’s Journey” documents a family’s urgent journey across the globe to enroll their toddler in a clinical trial at UC Davis.
Read MoreClínica Tepati, the UC Davis student-run free clinic in Midtown Sacramento, celebrates 50 years of caring for underserved patients.
Read MoreA committee of experts, including UC Davis Health’s Nancy E. Lane, advised Congress on how to address gaps in research on women’s health.
Read MoreBorn on the side of Highway 99, a preterm baby gets the best chance at life, thanks to Sacramento Fire Department Engine 6 and UC Davis NICU teams.
Read MoreThe Center for Lymphatic Disease at UC Davis Health earns designation as a Lymphatic Education and Research Network Surgery Center of Excellence.
Read MoreMembers of the UC Davis Health Veterans Employee Association took part in the annual Wreaths Across America event at the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery and Camellia Memorial Lawn Cemetery.
Read MoreA collaborative program among UC nursing schools aims to meet need for psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners.
Read MoreThe Department of Emergency Medicine has received a grant to extend its study on the role that intoxication plays in roadway crashes.
Read MoreDonald M. Bers, chair of the Department of Pharmacology, received an Honorary Fellowship from The Physiological Society, the group's highest honor presented to an individual.
Read MoreApplications are being accepted for the fall 2025 class of Redwood SEED Scholars, an inclusive program at UC Davis for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Read MoreUC Davis Health’s Stem Cell Program received a grant from Health Net to improve cancer patients’ access to life-saving CAR-T therapies and clinical trials.
Read MoreWhen epidemiologist Kristen Aiemjoy’s son was infected with the very disease she studies, her family experienced the same fear she’s trying to prevent for others.
Read MoreThree-dimensional printed models, created at the 3D PrintViz Lab on the UC Davis Health campus, have helped surgical teams plan for cloacal surgery in children. These models provide a veritable road map that makes all the difference.
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