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Summertime Food

Summertime food and heat safety tips

It's time to get the barbecue grilling and the pool party started! To keep your summer healthy and fun, UC ANR offers some important safety tips.


The skin care myth that harms people of color

Summer’s here and that means it is time to bust one of the biggest sun protection myths out there: that people with darker skin don’t need sunscreen. UC dermatology clinics for patients of color are shifting the conversation around quality skincare for all.


CPR/AED classes: Become a certified emergency responder

Are you interested in becoming a certified emergency responder?UCOP is sponsoring several three-hour training sessions of the American Heart Association’s Heartsaver® training course in Oakland.


Forest

Road-trip worthy reserve

The NRS's Valentine Camp reserve is welcoming the public to a variety of educational tours this July. This is your chance to visit the best-kept secret in Mammoth Lakes.


Meet local HR: Talent acquisition, recognition and growth

The HR representatives who lead talent acquisition, recognition and growth play a crucial role in UCOP’s investment in its employees — from finding qualified, passionate staff to fill open roles to developing existing staff and supporting employees in reaching their highest career aspirations.


Eight tips for safer scooter rides

Have you been tempted by the urban electric scooter trend? If so, be sure to check out these important tips for a safer ride.


Healthy recipe: Ethiopian beets salad

Need a quick, healthy, make-ahead salad for dinner? Try this healthy recipe from Woubejig Shiferaw, an advisor at the UC Davis Health School of Medicine who’s originally from Ethiopia.


Get fit this summer with WW

If you’d like some company in your wellness journey, consider joining WW (Weight Watchers) at UCOP. Resources include weekly meetings, online tools and support from health-minded colleagues.


Spring Flowers

Seasonal allergies: Tips for relief

If the spring showers have led to blooms that are leaving you feeling sneezy and irritated, you’re not alone. Get help coping with advice from UC Davis Health.