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Byline: Jack O'Brien and Sarah Nelson Aadhya Ramineni Rich people can claim that money doesn't bring happiness. Poor and working class folks know that it can and does. Their understanding [...]

Byline: Elizabeth DePompei, and Sarah Nelson, Indianapolis Star TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - An FBI task force officer and longtime detective was fatally shot Wednesday in what officials called an ambush [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson, Arika Herron, and John Bacon, USA TODAY NETWORK INDIANAPOLIS - The suspected gunman in a mass shooting that left eight people dead at a FedEx building legally [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson This post was updated July 28 at 9:45 a.m. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti accepted his nomination to be the next ambassador to India. President Joe Biden [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson TV depictions of cancer lack representation of nonwhite actors playing both patients and health care providers, according to UCLA's June 17 study. Shows analyzed in the study [...]

Byline: Joel Shannon, Sarah Nelson, and Alessandro Marazzi Sassoon, USA TODAY NETWORK A far-right group with a history of violent confrontations has denied sending threatening emails to voters in multiple [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson UCLA researchers published a new study in May on how a life-threatening lung disorder affects patients' cells. Cystic fibrosis is a genetically inherited disease that causes a [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson Hundreds of demonstrators gathered Tuesday afternoon in front of the Israeli consulate building, protesting Israeli attacks and forced evictions against Palestinians. Recent weeks have seen rising violence [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson Steven Wallace, UCLA researcher and professor, left his legacy through his work in community advocacy for first-generation students of color, immigrant policy and aging in diverse communities. [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson Researchers at UCLA found that women with higher percentages of body fat are less susceptible to adverse outcomes from heart disease. Researchers previously believed that only men [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson Medical students at UCLA are mobilizing volunteers to support health care workers in the fight against the novel coronavirus. LA COVID-19 Volunteers, established by UCLA medical students [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson UCLA researchers have developed an automated, robotic framework that can perform an array of medical tasks previously done by humans. The microscale technology, which can perform blood [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson A smart insulin patch developed by a UCLA-led research team could potentially transform diabetes treatment. The patch was developed by a team led by Zhen Gu, a [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson A UCLA professor said she hopes to inspire young girls to get involved in scientific research through her new position at a Los Angeles secondary school. B. [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson Leaders in the health industry parsed out policies side by side with members of the UCLA community during a health conference Saturday. The conference consisted of four [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson The valley oak, a tree species native to California, is at the root of a new means of determining an organism's genetic fitness in the face of [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson Three UCLA researchers collectively received over $18 million to develop clinical trials for stem-cell-based treatments. Sophie Deng, an ophthalmology professor; Yvonne Chen, an associate professor of microbiology, [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson A University of California professor and co-originator of genome editing technology Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats said researchers plan to expand the technology in order to [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson Did you know that in 2016, Thurston County had the highest number of suicides in county history? Almost doubling the number of deaths by suicide in the [...]

Byline: Sarah Nelson Valentine's Day is just around the corner folks and it's time to be romantic-comedy level of emotions and gestures. You don't need to go all out and [...]

Two letters to the editor are presented including one related to the role of the Republican Party, a political party, in the U.S. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and another related to the election of politician Alan Swank for Athens City School Board in Ohio.

A forthcoming conference on female sexual abusers, organized by Kidscape, will generate widespread professional and media interest because of traditional assertions that sexual abuse is caused by mothers instead of men. Feminists will expect speakers to be honest about factual and numerical evidence and to confront their own prejudices about women before attempting to interpret women's behavior and to plan intervention.

Years ago, while going through a divorce, I needed to find a job. I felt apprehensive and unsure of myself as I hadn't worked outside the home for years and didn't think I had any valuable skills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]