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Biological Dynamics spent more than a decade validating cancer diagnostic process spun out of UC San Diego and now has launched a study for people at high risk of pancreatic cancer
The local chapter’s executive director believes that big changes may be coming to Alzheimer’s care and caregiver support in 2023
Babies who need transfusions often require O negative blood which is threatened by supply shortage
The Hanna and Mark Gleiberman Center for Glaucoma Research will be in the upcoming Viterbi Family Vision Research Center.
In research conducted on pigs, the inch-long, self-powered biosensor proved that it could continuously monitor glucose in the small intestine.
UC San Diego professor Xiang-Dong Fu alleges he has been forced out of his position after 30 years there after being investigated in connection with possible policy violations over his relationships with Chinese universities.
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Canyon Crest Academy senior Nathan Benhaim paired his passions for NFTs (non-fungible tokens), science and philanthropy to create a unique fundraiser for the Salk Institute of Biological Science in La Jolla.
Scripps Oceanography researchers helped take care of a North Pacific bigeye’s eggs and learned the species’ incubation period and more about caring for it.
Dr. Joseph Califano III, who specializes in head and neck cancer, has been with UCSD Health since 2015. He replaces Dr. Scott Lippman, who will remain at UCSD and lead a national program.
Dexcom’s program spotlights college athletes with diabetes to inspire others living with the disease to keep playing sports
November is internationally recognized as both National Family Caregivers Month and Alzheimer’s disease Awareness Month.
A decade after California formed a network of 124 Marine Protected Areas, state leaders gathered Nov. 1 in La Jolla to celebrate the MPAs, discuss their effectiveness and press for strengthened ocean protection.
November is Lung Cancer Awareness month, drawing attention to the cancer that causes the most deaths in the United States.
Many of us regularly wear an activity tracker, which counts the number of steps we take in a day.
For Larry Bloch, curing cancer is personal.
After a pandemic hiatus, the American Cancer Society has relaunched its Road to Recovery program and is enlisting volunteers
Attendees learned the latest in dementia research during a public event Thursday
