Brain Can Rewire Itself After Injury
If key center of learning and memory is damaged, parts of the prefrontal cortex take over
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Honoring Exemplary Bruins
Lula Washington, Kal Penn and Dorothy Wright Nelson among those receiving alumni awards
Better Hold Your Breath
Inhaling motor vehicle emissions can turn "good" cholesterol to "bad"
UCLA Ranks Third in Tough Competition
Math team falls behind only Harvard and MIT in test of best students in North America
Keeping Old Age at Bay
Researchers find a gene that can discard damaged proteins and extend active, healthy life
What's on Stage in the New Season?
International theater, dance, music, spoken word at Center for Art of Performance, 2013-14
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- Latest news on planned strike by patient-care workers unions at UC, UCLA
- Actor Kal Penn, dancer Lula Washington, other grads receive alumni awards
- Math students place third in prestigious North American competition
- Brain rewires itself after damage or injury, life scientists discover
- Breathing auto emissions turns HDL cholesterol from 'good' to 'bad'
- Warming in central China greater than climate models indicated
- UCLA Architecture and Urban Design launches 'Extreme IDEAS' series
