Research

Six of the patients who received gene therapy for ADA-SCID between 2012 and 2019. Now ranging from elementary through high school age, they are living full, healthy lives.

Gene therapy delivers lasting immune protection in children with rare disorder

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Kent Wong, in tan and gray jacket, standing next to glass door with Labor Center printed on it

Kent Wong, 69, immigrant rights champion and former director of UCLA Labor Center

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Triptych featuring hand-and-shoulders photos of UCLA alumni Nobel winners Fred Ramsdell, Ardem Patapoutian and Randy Schekman

3 alumni Nobel laureates recount how UCLA set them on a path to the prize

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From left to right: Pete Angelis, Paula Daniels, Marcie Rothman, Mary Sue Milliken, Amy Rowat, Jack Bobo and Adriana Galván.

‘The future of food’

October 9, 2025

UCLA experts discuss how we move this ‘universal connector’…

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A diagram showing a human figure and the gut.

Sped-up evolution may help bacteria take hold in gut microbiome, UCLA-led research team finds

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L.A. Times: Marine mammals are dying in record numbers along the California coast

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Children in costumes gathered around a bowl of candy.

UCLA’s Henry Ansgar Kelly on the history of Halloween

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David N. Myers smiling as he wears a dark checkered suit jacket over a light blue shirt. Behind him is a textured background with overlapping circular shapes in blue, yellow, and gray. Two speech bubbles appear: one on the left reads “Q & A,” and one on the right reads “DAVID N. MYERS.”

UCLA’s David Myers on how the public university can address society’s ‘kindness deficit’

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A woman with her hand on her head and stomach on her pregnant belly

UCLA anthropologists uncover immune roots of morning sickness

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Nicholas Shapiro portrait, left, and cover of “Homesick” book showing white trailer home

‘Homesick’: Nicholas Shapiro on finding our way from toxic homes to healthier futures

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