From screening children for vision problems and adults for cardiovascular disease to groundbreaking research on the effects of cannabis on driving performance, UC San Diego’s mobile health units promote well-being across the region. Read More»
New research shows that heart attacks are impacted by signals from the brain and the body’s nervous and immune systems. The findings could lead to novel treatments that minimize damage following a heart attack episode. Read More»
As January comes to a close, School of Medicine community members share what brings them joy and purpose in their daily lives, offering inspiration for fellow Tritons. Read More»
When infectious diseases surge, timing matters. A forecasting platform developed at the School of Global Policy and Strategy is helping Peru and Brazil predict outbreaks of dengue and malaria. Read More»
By leveraging the power of deep learning, researchers are gaining unparalleled insights into hearing loss caused by damaged inner ear hair cells. Read More»
There is still time to submit your very own Triton Love Story! Did you meet your lifelong best friend in a lecture hall? Did a chance encounter at Price Center lead to true love? We want to hear your stories of love and friendship that began right here on campus. Students, staff, faculty and alumni are all invited to submit their Triton love stories and photos by Feb. 4. Selected submissions will be featured in the Feb. 12 issue of UC San Diego Today and across campus social media channels during Valentine's week. Share Your Story»
This February, San Diego Museum Month marks its 37th year of making arts and culture more accessible to the community. Beginning Feb. 1, free Museum Month passes will be available for pickup at the front desks in Geisel Library and Sally T. WongAvery Library. Each pass offers half-price admission for up to four people and is valid at more than 70 participating institutions throughout San Diego County. Read More»
