Breast cancer breakthrough: Scientists discover link with type 2 diabetes 'No disease is an island because no cell lives alone' Wales Online · May 30, 2022
Young People More Likely To Try Cannabis In States With Legal Recreational Use, New Study Contradicts Prior Research Does legalization of recreational cannabis increase youth consumption? According to a new research published in the May 26, 2022 online issue of Addiction, yes it does. Benzinga · May 26, 2022
Does the NBA Have a $@&!*% Problem? When it comes to excessive expletives, the league isn’t messing around. But why? Sports Illustrated · May 11, 2022
UCSD student accused in shooting of CHP officer pleads not guilty by reason of insanity SAN DIEGO — A UC San Diego physics graduate student pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity Tuesday to attempted murder of a peace officer stemming from an incident last month when a CHP officer was shot during a struggle over his gun along a busy freeway in Mission Valley. Tribune News Service · May 10, 2022
Will this T-shirt one day power your cellphone? UCSD researchers think so Call it the electric T-shirt. Or, as the researchers at the University of California San Diego have dubbed it, the “wearable microgrid.” Tribune News Service · Mar 2, 2022
UCSD political scientist who studies civil wars worries that U.S. is headed toward one SAN DIEGO — Barbara Walter, a political scientist at UC San Diego, has been studying civil wars for 30 years. She understands the script they follow: how they ignite, how they escalate, how they end. Tribune News Service · Feb 16, 2022
NFL Gives UC San Diego $500K To Study Cannabis For Pain Management The NFL is giving UC San Diego $500,000 to study if cannabis can be used to help athletes manage pain from injuries and recover more quickly, reported local media.The NFL awarded the contract to UCSD’s Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research, to co Benzinga · Feb 8, 2022
UC San Diego discovers driving force of huge cyclones on Jupiter Shortly after entering orbit around Jupiter in 2016, the spacecraft Juno captured images of huge cyclones whirling in geometric patterns at the planet's poles, an unexpected finding that dazzled scientists. Tribune News Service · Jan 18, 2022