Sophomore Anna Li has spent a lot of time in practice recently working on a double layout for her floor routine.
On Friday night she tried it for the first time in competition. She nailed it.

Coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death among women and men in the United States.

UCLA researchers have created a new instrument that can be used as a surgical teaching tool and can also be used by expert doctors to direct medical procedures at remote locations.

The Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden can be a spring oasis for many with its warm breeze, bright blooming flowers and buzzing bees. But it can also be a congestion nightmare for others.

The UCLA Planetarium is not conspicuous to the passerby and may go unnoticed by most students who have not taken astronomy courses.
But to some of those who are aware of its presence, the small dome located on the eighth floor of the Mathematical Sciences building serves as a galactic getaway Wednesday nights.

With increasing advancements in research into the human genome,
a group of experts will meet at UCLA this weekend to discuss the
benefits and problems arising from the interaction between genetic
research and industry.

Though dietary supplements have labels, experts say students
shouldn’t trust everything they read.
Dietary supplements are a loosely regulated group of products
that may not be thoroughly researched.

A new UCLA study suggests the rapid growth of a huge northern
bog complex may have helped activate global warming around the time
of the ice age.

College students seeking to pay their bills may be tempted by
egg donor agency advertisements with five-figure compensation
values.
Egg donor agencies and donor banks seeking young women commonly
place daily advertisements in college newspapers, such as the Daily
Bruin.

Patients at hospitals nationwide may not be receiving adequate
information about their prescription medicine, according to a
recent UCLA study.
“We found that physicians are often just not communicating
essential information when prescribing new medications,” said
Derjung Tarn, lead researcher and assistant professor in the
department of family medicine at the UCLA David Geffen School of
Medicine.