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Tina Trujillo, a professor at the Graduate School of Education, looks into the camera. She is sitting in front of a row of bicycles.

Psychedelic guides trained in first-ever UC Berkeley program

November 10, 2022

three young students, masked and socially distanced, await the start of a school day

Berkeley scholars share federal grant to trace COVID’s impact on education

November 7, 2022

A photo of Lee Riley in a dark room. Riley is sitting in front of a microscope and is looking at the camera

Lee W. Riley, leader in decolonizing global health, dies at 73

November 7, 2022

Graphic collage featuring photos of two young women holding protest signs opposing abortion, set against a round birth-control pill dispenser.

UC Berkeley reporting reveals birth control disinformation campaign

October 13, 2022

despairing man rests with hand to his forehead

Depressed people are just more realistic, right? Not so, says Berkeley study

October 12, 2022

A photo shows a landscape of dried, cracked dirt.

Drought, extreme heat are driving Valley fever’s rise in California

October 7, 2022

portraits of Ronald Reagan, FDR and Jimmy Carter

Age vs. genetics: Which is more important for how you age?

October 7, 2022

A photo shows a gloved hand filling a flask with water from a tap

Study finds potentially dangerous levels of arsenic in prison drinking water

September 21, 2022

On a bright sunny day, a person wearing a white lab coat and a black baseball cap leans over to collect a water sample from an outdoor well. A second person, wearing a blue denim shirt, stands behind them.

Bringing arsenic-safe drinking water to rural California

September 21, 2022

A microscope images shows small monkeypox virus particles in yellow, embedded within blue-tinted cellular tissue.

What is monkeypox and how worried should we be?

August 12, 2022

a person holding a pippette at a lab bench

New inhaled COVID-19 therapeutic blocks viral replication in the lungs

August 8, 2022

portrait of David Schaffer

David Schaffer: Research that takes risks must be supported

July 29, 2022

3D model of COVID-19 virus

Human lung proteins can advance or thwart SARS-CoV-2 infections

July 26, 2022

man and woman in face masks and white coats looking upward at Petri dish

What makes Omicron more infectious than other COVID-19 variants?

July 22, 2022

Beyond the bars at an entryway to San Quentin Prison is an antiquated building that increased COVID risks for thousands of inmates and staff

Overcrowding, old buildings fueled COVID in California prisons, says new report

July 5, 2022

A photo of Joyce Lashof with her arm on a piano.

Joyce Lashof, first female dean of Berkeley Public Health, dies at 96

June 30, 2022

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