March 19, 2020
COVID-19: How the Virus Affects Children and Those Around Them
By uclahealth 
Keeping Our Children Healthy During the Spread of Covid-19
Tags: childrens health, coronavirus, featured, immune system, pediatrics
February 28, 2020
Jim James: Clinical trial at UCLA gives hope to patient with metastatic melanoma
By Denise Heady 
Jim James, an engineer, husband, and father of two teenagers, has always been a “look on the brightside” kind of guy. So it was no surprise when he was diagnosed with advanced melanoma in 2018 that he remained positive and grateful to everyone who crossed his path. “There really wasn’t ever a moment that I […]
Tags: cancer, cancer free, cancer survivor, cancer treatment, Dr. Antoni Ribas, featured, immunology, melanoma, UCLA Health
February 21, 2020
Big Sib/Little Sib Valentine’s Day
By uclahealth
“We’re having all the Big Sibs and Little Sibs come together to make Valentine’s Day cards and eat cookies,” explains Lauren Matsuno (not pictured), a second-year student at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. The Big Sib/Little Sib program matches incoming students or Little Sibs, to second-year students, or Big Sibs. “We wanted […]
Tags: featured, medical students, UCLA Health, Valentine’s Day
February 21, 2020
By uclahealth
“I originally came for the cookies, but then I thought maybe I should make a card,” reveals Kadrius Burgess, a second-year student at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. “I’m making cards for two of my friends, Tracy and Amy. They’re the two people I’m closest with here, so I wanted to say […]
Tags: featured, medical students
February 21, 2020
By uclahealth
“I’m six cards deep and going strong,” laughs Nardeen Dawood, a second-year medical student making Valentine’s Day cards. “I started out making one or two, but I realized I should make cards for more of my friends. I’m trying to spread some love on Valentine’s Day. I’m going to the Santa Monica beach to watch […]
Tags: featured, medical students, UCLA Health, Valentine’s Day
February 21, 2020
By uclahealth
“I received a bunch of Valentine’s Day cards. I’m so lucky,” grins Shaz Moghadam (Pictured 2nd from right), a first-year student at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. “They’re from my closest friends here, but I consider them my family. We all met during intro week, and I’m so grateful to have met […]
Tags: featured, medical students, UCLA Health, Valentine’s Day
February 5, 2020
Death of a Public Figure can Reawaken Old Feelings of Private Loss
By uclahealth
The outpouring of grief from all corners of the United States following the death in January of retired basketball star Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter and seven other people likely wasn’t just about the loss of these nine people, say UCLA experts in loss and bereavement. For some people, the tragedy triggered long-dormant or deep-seated […]
Tags: featured, psychiatry, wellness
November 27, 2019
By uclahealth
“We’re having a fall Thanksgiving meal on top of a food drive for the Bruin Shelter,” says Kate Paulsen, a fourth-year student at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, enjoying the Fall Gathering. “I donated some oatmeal, canned soup, and granola bars. I have so much, I feel it’s only right to give. […]
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November 27, 2019
By uclahealth
“The Student Affairs Office is actually serving the students during the Fall Gathering as a way to give back,” reflects Karen Chan, an academic support advisor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. “We’re serving turkey, salad, and sides. I’m serving turkey with no gravy, so this is for students who are gluten-free. […]
Tags: Fall Feast, featured
November 27, 2019
By uclahealth
“The Fall Feast is an event we look forward to every year,” reveals Aurora Reyes (not pictured) Director for Career Development and Wellbeing at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
Tags: Fall Feast, featured
