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Throat ache
Ask the Doctors

Tonsil stones usually harmless, but may require visit to ENT

I have been told that I have tonsil stones. What are they, and how do you get them? Do you know if this is a common condition? Are there any natural remedies?
May 23, 2025   |  
3 min read
Valley Fever fungus
Healthy Lifestyle

Valley Fever cases climbing across California

May 23, 2025   |  
4 min read
Andrew Goldstein
Cancer,
Science & Research

UCLA researchers awarded grant to study how prostate cancer spreads to the liver

The team, led by Andrew Goldstein, was awarded $1 million to identify metabolic pathways that drive tumor growth in the liver and explore whether targeting these pathways could enhance patient survival.
May 22, 2025   |  
2 min read
Ceramic
Ask the Doctors

Dusty smells triggered by 2-nonenol compound

I am a 74-year-old man with a somewhat embarrassing question. My grandson recently asked me why I smell dusty. I’ve heard about “old person smell,” but always thought I would know if I had it. What causes it? I have good hygiene. Why doesn’t that prevent it?
May 21, 2025   |  
3 min read
Dr. Lili Yang smiles for a headshot
Cancer,
Science & Research

Common antidepressants could help the immune system fight cancer, UCLA study finds

Repurposing existing FDA-approved drugs like SSRIs could speed up the process of bringing new cancer treatments to patients.
May 21, 2025   |  
5 min read
Medication sits on top of a pamphlet about Alzheimer's disease.
News about UCLA Health,
Science & Research
Two scientists covered in PPE work at a UCLA cell therapy lab station.
Science & Research

The Translational Cell Therapy Lab at UCLA: Advancing cell therapies and training future scientists

The TCTL partners with investigators to advance novel therapeutic solutions for patients with often limited or nonexistent treatment options.
May 20, 2025   |  
6 min read
Dr. Matthew Farrell
Cancer,
Science & Research

UCLA radiation oncologist named inaugural fellow of newly formed institute

Dr. Matthew Farrell, assistant professor of radiation oncology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, has been named the inaugural Hope Fellow of the newly established Institute for the Study of Hope, Dignity and Wellbeing.
May 20, 2025   |  
2 min read
Doctor on a computer
Ask the Doctors

The history of insulin usage for type 1 diabetes

Ask the Doctors monthly letters column answers questions regarding diabetes and Daylight Saving Time.
May 19, 2025   |  
3 min read
Dr. Nima Nassiri with patient Oscar Larrainzar
Science & Research

First human bladder transplant performed at UCLA

A UCLA surgical team has performed the first -in-human bladder transplant. The surgery was successfully completed at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on May 4, 2025. The procedure was part of a UCLA clinical trial.
May 18, 2025   |  
4 min read
Doctor on a computer
Ask the Doctors

Even short after-dinner walks can improve health

Ask the Doctors monthly letters column answers questions regarding the benefits of walking, coffee, and latent tuberculosis.
May 16, 2025   |  
3 min read
Exterior of the Jane & Terry Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA.
Behavioral Health,
News about UCLA Health,
Science & Research
macular degeneration blog
Healthy Lifestyle

How to cope with age-related macular degeneration

Macular degeneration is one of the most common causes of vision loss in older adults. Learn how to prevent it, slow the progression and maintain your vision.
May 16, 2025   |  
3 min read
medication evaluation blog
Healthy Lifestyle

How to evaluate your medications

At least once a year you need to evaluate the medications you’re taking — and ask your doctor which ones are still necessary.
May 16, 2025   |  
4 min read
arfid blog
Healthy Lifestyle

Picky eating vs. ARFID — How to tell the difference

Lots of kids are picky eaters. But for children with avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), the problem runs deeper — and can be more serious.
May 16, 2025   |  
4 min read
Alzheimer's Medication

Large disparities in adoption of Alzheimer’s infusion therapy raise concerns about access

Adoption of lecanemab, a novel infusion treatment for Alzheimer’s disease (AD), has been disproportionately higher among patients who are male, white, from urban areas, and have higher socioeconomic status, highlighting how certain populations are more likely to access potentially breakthrough new therapies than others.
May 15, 2025   |  
4 min read
Rachel Tatem and Laker Girls on the basketball court
Healthy Lifestyle
hobbies blog
Healthy Lifestyle

3 proven health benefits of having a hobby

Hobbies can have significant health benefits, especially as you age. Engaging in a hobby improves your mental, cognitive and physical health.
May 15, 2025   |  
4 min read
radiation therapy
Cancer,
Science & Research

Shorter radiation therapy after prostate surgery safe, study finds

Researchers found that stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT), a form of high-dose radiation delivered in just five sessions, is as safe as conventional treatment, with similar side effects and a similar impact on quality of life.
May 15, 2025   |  
4 min read
Man with a hearing aid
Healthy Lifestyle