UCLA Health: Nine myths about healthy eating
“People think it all comes down to their genes, but there is so much we can control by not smoking or being overweight, eating right and exercising at least moderately,” says Karin Michels, professor
“People think it all comes down to their genes, but there is so much we can control by not smoking or being overweight, eating right and exercising at least moderately,” says Karin Michels, professor
UC was recognized for its role in shaping environmental policies and developing technologies that fuel clean energy innovation.
Mentees have an opportunity to gain practical knowledge and insights through one-on-one meetings with more experienced UCOP managers and leaders.
A conference wrapped up recently at UC Santa Barbara, but this was not a typical academic conference. There was no mess to clean up at the end: no coffee-stained tablecloths and muffin crumbs. The attendees
More people than ever before can proudly claim a UC degree: There are now more than 1.86 million alumni, and the number of bachelor’s degrees UC awards annually has jumped since 2000 by 55
It’s a bird, it’s a plane — no, it’s definitely a bird! Make that three baby birds — Steph, Iggy and Flash. Once again this year, UC Santa Cruz’s Predatory Bird Research Group (PBRG) is assisting PG&E
Summer is the perfect time to heat up the grill and gather with friends and family. Two dietitians at UCLA Health – Erin Morse and Dana Hunnes – share their tips on how to host
Name: Roman Starno Title: Chief Building/Security Manager Department/Unit: Building and Administrative Service Center (BASC) Location: Franklin When I Started Working At UCOP: April 2009 What I Do For OP In Five Words Or Less: Building maintenance/security & some construction The