Prediabetes at UC San Diego is on the rise, according to Teresa Guglielmo, campus Employee Wellness Program Manager and ...

A UC San Diego volunteer program is giving medical school students, including first year students, an opportunity to volunteer and help with tattoo removal procedures for those impacted by the ...

Since she was a child, Maya Shetty knew she was going to be a doctor. She wanted to follow in the footsteps of her parents, who are both primary care physicians in West Virginia. And she wanted to use ...

The University of San Diego Athletic Department last week unveiled its brand new training facility for the men's and women's ...

“At Davis, people really show their individuality through their outfits. It’s cool to see everyone’s personal styles shine through their clothing.” There are many Davis-specific Instagram accounts ...

"Why we had such widely felt shaking reports for such a moderate size earthquake" will be a topic of future research, said Alice Gabriel, a seismologist at the UCSD Scripps Institution of ...

Select a location below. House Republicans recently passed a budget plan that could slash up to $880 billion over 10 years from Medicaid, a program that provides health insurance to 83 million ...

Like all SEALs, he spent hundreds of hours in basic underwater demolition training, long-distance swimming, and stealth tactical swimming — training for which he paid a health price.

Patty Maysent, CEO of UC San Diego Health, has seen an increase in demand for services in the region, especially quaternary care, prompting the system to explore new strategies to manage capacity.

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Molly’s journey parallels real-world movements advocating for pleasure as a health issue, with organisations like The Pleasure Project pointing out that sexual satisfaction is essential to ...

A desire to remove tattoos can be a product of many things, according to Ojeda, who teaches at UCSD’s School of Medicine and Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity Science.