The wizarding world of Harry Potter is prepared to take over Sunset Canyon Recreation Center on Saturday.
Author Archives: Sarah Khan
Internship offered in sports medicine
Allison Fassett and Sonal Singh can count the entire UCLA women’s volleyball team among their circle of friends.
Patients aim to fight cancer through UCLA Cancer Genetics Program
Kathleen Bloom was happy to turn 50.
Researchers find smoking marijuana presents bronchital risks, but less chance of lung cancer compared to cigarettes
The act of smoking a marijuana joint is similar to puffing on a cigarette.
Both substances have been known and used for hundreds of years, and their potential risks have long been hot topics of debate among lawmakers.
Yet the jury is still out on whether marijuana shares similar health risks as cigarette smoking.
For this reason, UCLA researchers like Dr. Donald Tashkin are looking to compare the effects of marijuana and cigarettes on the lungs.
Professor’s book models future of the Arctic
Staring at the devastated shores and towns of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, Laurence Smith had one thing on his mind: melting glaciers.
To this geography professor who studies melting ice sheets in the Arctic, the vast damage of the hurricane was a testament to global warming, rising sea levels and more violent storms throughout the world.
“If you walk anywhere along that coast, (the destruction) goes for miles and miles,” he said.
Federal judge upholds ban on embryonic stem cell research funding
A federal judge upheld a ban on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research on Tuesday, halting many research projects in their tracks and affecting scientists nationwide.
UCLA research project uses math to predict possible crime
The weather forecast for the next day might predict a high chance of cloudless skies and 78-degree weather.