When students are on the go, it is easy for them to eat an unhealthy meal loaded with harmful fats ““ mostly saturated and trans fats ““ which may clog blood vessels, said Dr. Brian Van Lenten, a research cardiologist at UCLA.
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New lollipop may be a candy-coated solution for cavities
UCLA researchers hope that they have created a tooth-friendly candy just as appealing as Red Vines or Twizzlers.
Researchers discover protein that may prevent spread of HIV
More than a decade ago, Tom Richardson watched as many of his friends suffered from memory problems, fatigue and dementia before they died because of complications from AIDS.
UCLA Extension program opens doors for students with developmental disabilities
Since the age of 13, Bryant Horowitz has had to support his family, with his father suffering from heart failure and diabetes and his mother suffering from pneumonia and diabetes.
Planets to planets, dust to dust
Planets in the galaxy are colliding and producing microscopic dust particles that are now combining to form other rocky planets, according UCLA astronomers.
New medicine may help stop HIV
Taking certain medications within 72 hours of exposure to HIV may prevent the onset of diseases such as AIDS, according to a recent study by the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
Organic food gains appeal
Evan Pham, a first-year undeclared student, is willing to spend money on organic foods because he said he thinks a person’s health is one of the most important things in life. If a fruit or vegetable has an edible peel, he purchases them organic.