UC Davis Health is bringing together national experts to explore what the rapidly evolving field of psychedelics and neurotherapeutics may mean for neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative diseases.
Read MoreThey may look like familiar supermarket treats like gummy bears, brownies and cookies. But make no mistake: Edible cannabis products are not for kids. Unfortunately, many kids end up in emergency rooms after mistakenly eating one of these products when they find them at home.
Read MoreFor decades aspirin has been used to prevent repeat heart attack and stroke, and prevent the initial occurrence of these events in high-risk people. Based on new research, the USPSTF has updated its recommendations on the use of aspirin for prevention of cardiovascular disease.
Read MoreResearchers at the UC Davis MIND Institute have identified a gene linked to fetal brain development and autism. Their work shows that the gene is influenced by the mother’s early prenatal vitamin use and placental oxygen levels.
Read MoreAs many head into the gym or onto the trails in a quest to reclaim their post-pandemic physique, Brandee Waite, professor of sports medicine at UC Davis Health, offers seven tips on how to get back into shape, without hurting yourself.
Read MorePoor air quality caused by wildfire smoke can affect lung health, particularly for those with asthma and other respiratory conditions. UC Davis Health experts have some tips for protecting yourself when it’s smoky outside.
Read MoreUC Davis Dermatologist Jason Hawkes discusses the effects and risks of using cannabinoids, such as CBD, as an alternative or complementary treatment to psoriasis, a chronic inflammatory skin disease.
Read MoreFor many children, taking medicine is literally a tough pill to swallow. At UC Davis Children’s Hospital, child life specialists teach kids this new skill of swallowing pills, when liquid medicine and chewable tablets are not options. The team shares six tips.
Read MoreSome COVID-19 patients like Marina Oshana have symptoms that go on and on – hers continue after nine months. Oshana and an expert from UC Davis Health’s Post-COVID-19 Clinic explain what we do and don’t know about the medical mystery of “long-haulers.”
Read MoreFragile X syndrome is the most common known cause of autism or autism spectrum disorders. Most people who have fragile X syndrome have not been diagnosed. Learn more about this syndrome and the resources that are available.
Read MoreUC Davis pediatrician Lena van der List offers sleep tips for babies, toddlers.
Read MoreThe heartbreaking news of model and TV personality Chrissy Teigen’s pregnancy loss this week has heightened awareness of miscarriage, which affects one in four women in the U.S. UC Davis social worker Brenna Rizan offers advice for grieving parents.
Read MoreHalloween can still be spooktacular with a little planning and imagination. UC Davis chief of pediatric infectious diseases Dean Blumberg offers families guidance and ideas that will keep the spirit of the season alive during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreHeart specialist Uma Srivatsa answers questions about a common type of arrhythmia known as atrial fibrillation, or AFib.
Read MoreThe Air Quality Index — or AQI — is an estimate of air pollution levels, including particles and ozone near the Earth. The higher those levels, the greater the health risks.
Read MoreWildfires are leading to emergency evacuations across California. These are the items that our Home Care Services staff recommend packing to keep you healthy and safe.
Read MoreCOVID-19 and its continuing high transmission rate has made staying cool this summer a challenge. UC Davis Health experts provide tips for reducing the risks of both COVID-19 and heat-related illness.
Read MoreBlocking an enzyme — soluble epoxide hydrolase, or sEH — linked with inflammation makes it possible for stem cells to repair damaged heart tissue.
Read MoreUC Davis Health officials warn to not let your guard down and don’t assume keeping things within the family is safe or free from masking and social distancing guidelines..
Read MoreThis year, with most public fireworks displays canceled due to COVID-19, personal use of fireworks and related injuries are expected to increase.
Read MoreA UC Davis Health specialist recommends learning more about common stroke symptoms and your own risks for the condition.
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