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Sarah Patterson, MD, discussed the downside of using steroids as a long-term treatment and the benefits of maintaining a healthy weight in patients with lupus.

In this radio segment, Elissa Epel, PhD, shared tips on managing post-election stress. 

Findings from a recent study by Dorothy Chiu, PhD, and Elissa Epel, PhD, were shared alongside data from a study that suggests experiencing loss early in life may affect biological aging. 

A recent study by Dorothy Chiu, PhD, and Elissa Epel, PhD, found that excess sugar may speed up biological aging at the cellular level.

Louise Aronson, MD, wrote an article urging for respectful and responsible elder care in the context of Biden’s decision to drop out of the presidential race.

A new study by Dorothy Chiu, PhD, and Elissa Epel, PhD, suggested that eating a healthy diet and eliminating excess sugar can slow down biological aging.

A new study by Dorothy Chiu, PhD, and Elissa Epel, PhD, suggested that eating a healthy diet and eliminating excess sugar can slow down biological aging.

Ashley Mason, PhD, weighed in on summertime sadness and offered heat therapy as a possible solution.

Ariana Thompson-Lastad, PhD, commented on how Black and Indigenous parents disproportionately suffer from maternal mortality.  

Ashley Mason, PhD, found that women’s body temperatures are no more variable than men’s, despite menstrual cycles and hormonal variability, and argues for more inclusion of women in medical research.

Ashley Mason, PhD, commented on how heat therapies such as warm baths, showers, and saunas can have beneficial effects on health.

A recent study by Ariana Lastad-Thompson, PhD, revealed the barriers that midwives face to becoming Medi-Cal providers at a time when birthing centers are closing around the state. 

Teresa Corrigan, RN, a public class instructor, was featured on a local radio program to discuss the health and brain benefits of laughter and our weekly Laughter Yoga class.

A recent study by Ashley Mason, PhD, received a lot of media coverage due to its ground-breaking findings about the connection between body temperature and depression.