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Poor Sleep Tied to Alzheimer’s Risk in Older Women

Sleep complaints may be an early warning sign of Alzheimer’s disease risk in older women. Sleep complaints may serve as a low-cost, early warning sign of Alzheimer’s risk and a potential target for prevention efforts.

UC San Diego Researchers Shine a Light on Peripheral Artery Disease

UC San Diego researchers find that a simple technology that measures blood volume changes coupled with machine learning can be used to screen for peripheral artery disease with a high degree of accuracy.

The Last Gift: Turning Life’s Final Chapter Into Hope for an HIV Cure

Jim and his wife, Susan Dickerson, were active participants in the Last Gift Study at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine. The tissue donation research study aims to understand the behavior of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) throughout the body.

MBA Students Take On Real Consulting Work at the Rady School

At UC San Diego’s Rady School of Management, students in a required program work directly with companies across San Diego, delivering recommendations that shape business decisions.

UC San Diego iTable Basic Needs Program Wins International Award

The Association of International Education Administrators awarded the iTable Basic Needs Program its 2026 Innovative Excellence in Internationalization Award.

The Ocean You’ve Never Heard

What happens when a composer and oceanographer listen to the ocean together? An unconventional partnership at the University of California San Diego has led to new music inspired by sounds from the seafloor that humans have never heard before.

Student Organization Brings Fun — Cubed

Cubing: The art of twisting and turning colorful sets of cubes into patterns. With over 282,000 unique participants competing annually to solve the Rubik’s Cube at record speeds, it’s no surprise that this popular skill is represented by UC San Diego’s own Rubik’s Cube Club.