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The drill press screamed as a student punched holes in what looked like a large, spiked dog’s collar. APR 19
Brown paper polygons seemed to creep out of the drawer and onto the side of the wall, creating an amorphous shape. APR 11
Lane Hirabayashi was comfortably employed at UC Riverside when he heard about a search to fill an endowed chair at UCLA. At first, he was hesitant to apply. FEB 29
Nelson Ho, a first-year electrical engineering student, died Feb. 15 of an undetermined illness at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. He was 18. FEB 23
Graduation will not signify the end of paper writing and exams for Stephanie MacAller. FEB 15
Coffee may reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes in women, UCLA researchers say
For those who can’t survive without their morning coffee, there’s now a new reason to keep up with the habit.
According to a recent UCLA study, drinking about four cups of coffee a day could help protect against type 2 diabetes, the most common form of diabetes marked by high levels of glucose in the blood.
While this claim has circulated for several years, researchers Dr. Atsushi Goto and Dr. Simin Liu built on their previous research on diabetes to see if these theories had merit.
The research centers around a protein called sex hormone-binding globulin, which regulates the levels of the body’s sex hormones, estrogen and testosterone. These hormones may play a role in the development of type 2 diabetes, which also draws on family history and genetics.
It turns out coffee consumption decreases the levels of this protein.
“I think coffee, especially a moderate amount, could have an important effect,” Liu said. “It’s not a bad idea.”
College presidents from numerous universities, including UCLA, USC and Columbia University, on Wednesday called on members of Congress to find a balanced budget solution that focuses on long-term job growth and a commitment to higher education. SEP 21
John Anderson, namesake of the UCLA Anderson School of Management and a prominent California businessman, died Friday. He was 93. JUL 29
A Democratic state budget proposal is back in the lap of lawmakers after a firm veto from the governor Thursday. JUN 16
The University of California could be hit with another multimillion dollar cut if a Democratic budget proposal passes through the state assembly today. The plan calls for $300 million in cuts to the UC and California State University systems, as well as $3.4 billion in deferred payments to K-12 schools, community colleges and the UC. JUN 15
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