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Calls for a far-reaching and verifiable research program on the incidence and mortality of cancer in China’s Jiangsu province have been answered.

UCLA-led study holds promise for development of vaccines and therapeutic drugs to fight the virus.

47 million Americans already demonstrate some evidence of susceptibility to the disease.

The Fielding School announced the launch of its FSPH Public Data Portal, steeped in the knowledge that making data widely available is key to research transforming into sustainable impact and sound policy.

Five-year project could help to inform national efforts to improve HPV vaccination in underserved populations.

National collaboration of experts provides roadmap to improved cancer care for survivors and underserved groups.

The National Institute on Drug Abuse has awarded $5 million to researchers at UCLA to develop a resource and data center for millions of pieces of research, lab samples, statistics and other data aimed at boosting research into the effects of substance abuse on HIV/AIDS.

FSPH's WORLD Policy Analysis Center contributed analysis in a new UNICEF report that says around 85 million children under five live in 32 countries that do not offer families two years of free pre-primary education; paid breastfeeding breaks for new mothers for the first six months; and adequate paid parental leave.

UCLA physician says key genetic mutation can be easily detected through blood or saliva analysis.

Policy brief looks at centers in four U.S. regions, including Los Angeles.

FSPH's Dr. Patricia Ganz has been named editor-in-chief of one of the oldest and most internationally respected oncology journals, JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute.