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Transforming Transplantation

Health & Behavior

UC San Diego Health's Center for Transplantation is among the nation's best in lung, heart, kidney and liver programs, powered by long experience and deep expertise.

New Student Health Leader Envisions Holistic, Gender-Affirming Care

Health & Behavior

UC San Diego welcomes Susan Fila, Ph.D, L.C.S.W., as the new Executive Director of Student Health and Well-Being (SHW), a cluster that includes Student Health Services, Counseling & Psychological Services, Health Promotion Services and Administration.

A student stretches out her arm to be x-rayed with the assistance of a medical provider at Student Health Services.

Training Individuals to Work in their Communities to Reduce Health Disparities

Health & Behavior

Community health workers training program aims to increase access to health care services in underserved neighborhoods

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Protein Discovery Sheds New Light on Cellular Behavior

Technology & Engineering

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin and University of California San Diego just published a new paper in Nature Physics featuring previously unknown information about cellular proteins and how they organize themselves.

Protein Discovery Sheds New Light on Cellular Behavior

Expert in Matter Under Extreme Conditions Named Inaugural Lin Chancellor’s Endowed Chair

Technology & Engineering

Farhat Beg, a professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at UC San Diego and a renowned high energy density science expert, has been named the inaugural recipient of the Shao-Chi and Lily Lin Chancellor’s Endowed Chair in Engineering Science.

Farhat Beg stands with Lily Lin and George Tynan.

Don’t Know CPR? There’s an App for That, Thanks to UC San Diego Health Doctor

Health & Behavior

A free Rescue Me CPR! app was created by UC San Diego Health’s Mark Greenberg, MD, as a tool to help combat the surge of opioid overdoses. The app uses videos and simple instructions to walk anyone through all the necessary steps to perform basic life support in real time.