Flooding linked to 150,000 infant deaths New research links more than 150,000 infant deaths to 30 monsoons in the South Asian country Salon · Dec 12, 2023
Why Republican-leaning Areas Saw A Rise In Births After Trump’s Election Republicans may have decided to have more children because of Trump's presidency because it increased their economic optimism Zenger · Jan 5, 2023
Republican areas saw ‘baby boom’ after Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential win Researchers suggest Trump’s presidency increased Republicans’ economic optimism, motivating them to have more children The Independent UK · Jan 3, 2023
DJ, producer and UCSD 'Blacktronika' creator King Britt does it all: 'He's had so much impact on so many' SAN DIEGO — The worlds of DJs, academia, hip-hop, Miles Davis, Dua Lipa, electronic music, Sun Ra, cassette mix tapes and digital technology are all happy equals for King Britt, who in barely four years at the University of California San Diego has become one of its most popular faculty… Tribune News Service · Oct 20, 2022
Why stinky sweat is good for you So sweat doesn't really smell bad at all. But when bacteria eat the sweat — nostrils, look out! Only it turns out that these sweat-eating critters are responsible for a big health benefit. WEKU · Aug 25, 2022
The NFL's Recent Investment in Cannabis Signals an Important Evolution in Its Approach to Preventing and Treating Sports Injuries By Dr. Michael D. Lewis, MD, MPH, Colonel (Retired), U.S. Army, and CV Sciences Medical Advisor Benzinga · Jun 3, 2022
Steven Schick drums up world of sonic adventure on 'A Hard Rain' double album, a percussive tour-de-force SAN DIEGO — What do Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney and Todd Rundgren have in common with acclaimed percussion master, orchestral conductor and University of California San Diego music professor Steven Schick, a 2014 Percussion Hall of Fame inductee? Tribune News Service · May 19, 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
Washing up, cooking and gardening ‘enough to slash heart disease risk’ Researchers at the University of California San Diego studied the impact of daily activities on the risk of cardiovascular disease. The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2022