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Aug 26, 2025 | Orange Coast Magazine
Exercise, Brain Health and Alzheimer’s: Insights from UC Irvine Research
Kevin Beier, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Physiology & Biophysics, discusses the relationship between exercise and Alzheimer's disease in Orange Coast Magazine's feature focus on wellness.
UC Irvine School of Medicine Research Insider
August 26, 2025
Aug 20, 2025 | National Kidney Foundation
Ramy Hanna Featured on National Kidney Foundation Webcast
UC Irvine nephrology faculty member Ramy Hanna, MD, was recently featured on the National Kidney Foundation's live series program, where he discussed the importance of shared decision-making on medical treatments for patients living with atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS).
Aug 19, 2025 | UC Irvine School of Medicine
Lung Cancer Research Foundation Advisory Board Welcomes Misako Nagasaka
The LCRF expanded its Scientific Advisory Board to welcome five new leaders in lung cancer research, including Misako Nagasaka, MD, PhD.
Aug 19, 2025 | Health Central
Childhood Infections and Stress May Increase Later MS Risk
Michael Sy, MD, PhD, a neurologist at UC Irvine, says it’s well known that children who experience adverse childhood experiences, which includes all types of stressful things, have higher risk of chronic disease in the future, not just MS.
August 19, 2025
Aug 19, 2025 | The Scientist
Tonsil Organoids Serve Human Immunology in a Lab Dish
As a postdoctoral researcher Lisa Wagar, now an immunologist at UC Irvine, explored using excised tonsils, which surgeons would otherwise discard, as starting material for generating immune organoids.
Aug 18, 2025 | KTLA 5
LASIK alternative in the works
Researchers at UC Irvine are developing less invasive LASIK procedures that uses electricity and a contact lens to gently mold the eye into the right shape.
Aug 18, 2025 | Medical Xpress
An alternative to LASIK—without the lasers
Brian Wong, a professor and surgeon at UC Irvine, explains how researchers have come up with an alternative method to LASIK that wouldn’t need invasive incisions and could be cheaper.
Aug 14, 2025 | UC Irvine News
Women with Down Syndrome May Develop Alzheimer's Disease More Rapidly than Men
UC Irvine study finds sex differences may impact treatment approaches. This could help tailor therapies more effectively, not just for people with Down syndrome, but for the broader Alzheimer’s population as well.