Honoring our physician scientists! We're highlighting DoM faculty recognized for their groundbreaking research contributions at the annual meeting of the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI) and the Association of American Physicians (AAP): uclahs.fyi/4u4g3hT
Does tecovirimat actually treat mpox? Under UCLA's leadership, a rapid-response trial was launched and found that the drug is NOT effective. Published in the New England Journal of Medicine, this pivotal study reshaped the search for treatments. Learn more: uclahs.fyi/4txiBVj
Discover groundbreaking research conducted by the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG) under UCLA’s leadership.
Learn about key studies that advanced HIV treatments, prevention strategies and global infectious disease care.
Watch here: uclahs.fyi/3POmWVH
Training the next generation of LEADERS is central to our department's mission. In this week’s newsletter, Dr. Abel highlights inspiring work by our trainees and faculty that exemplifies innovation, mentorship and community impact. Read it here: uclahs.fyi/3OzPuBW
We're highlighting the LATITUDE study, led by ACTG investigators during UCLA’s leadership, which showed that long-acting injectable HIV medications are highly effective for patients struggling with daily oral antiretroviral therapy. Read the full story: uclahs.fyi/3NQ2qU1
The inaugural UCLA Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) Symposium showcased the power of multidisciplinary collaboration. Experts across 18 specialties shared emerging science, clinical innovations and strategies for integrated, patient-centered care: uclahs.fyi/4bQkS6M
Proud to announce Dr. David S. Park’s appointment as the new section chief of electrophysiology in the UCLA Division of Cardiology. Dr. Park brings exceptional leadership and research expertise as well vision for advancing arrhythmia care. Learn more: uclahs.fyi/4dXfG3A
The 8th Annual Martin F. Shapiro Health Services Research Symposium brought together UCLA’s dynamic health services research community to share insights on health equity, policy, and collaboration across disciplines. Learn about this impactful event: uclahs.fyi/40ZquXs
Huge congrats to Dr. Robert Reiss for receiving the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation’s Modell Award! Since 1995, he’s raised over $1 million to fund research for Inflammatory Bowel Disease, inspired by his family’s journey. Read about his impactful work: uclahs.fyi/4mjw1SF
Celebrating a transformative legacy in HIV research and leadership!
This week, Dr. Abel reflects on UCLA’s impactful tenure leading the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG), advancing HIV therapies and infectious disease treatments. Read the newsletter: uclahs.fyi/47MdVm9
Strong hearts, strong women!
Last month, the UCLA South Asian Heart Program hosted an inspiring "Lunch & Learn" event, bringing experts and community members together to advance cardiovascular health for South Asian women.
Read the full story here: uclahs.fyi/4diVwB0
Hot off the press work by amazing @domucla.bsky.social trainees identifying substantial #disparities in the provision of routine #preventive care for women with #diabetes
Co-management and care coordination stand out as opportunities to improve health for women
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Meet the fellows!
This winter, six talented physicians matched into UCLA’s dermatologic oncology, pediatric dermatology, clinical informatics, and preventive medicine fellowship programs.
Learn more about the newest LEADERS joining the DoM community: uclahs.fyi/4bF9Yke
The Match Day excitement continues!
Our incoming chief residents carried on the tradition of calling new interns to welcome them to the DoM.
Hear from Drs. Katya Lavine and Tyler Morad as they reflect on this special moment: uclahs.fyi/3PqOuQQ
Here in the UCLA Department of Medicine, community impact is in our DNA!
This week, Dr. Abel celebrates faculty initiatives and efforts that support our core goals to Lead in Innovation, Transform Care, and Advance Health for All.
Read more: uclahs.fyi/4dR6my7
Can a single molecule help heal the heart after a heart attack? Dr. Arjun Deb’s innovative research on AD-NP1, a humanized monoclonal antibody, was highlighted by the UC President’s Office for its potential to prevent heart failure. Read the full story: uclahs.fyi/4brk483
Today, on National Doctors Day, we celebrate the extraordinary faculty physicians who care for our patients, advance our mission, and strengthen our communities every day. We are deeply grateful for your dedication, expertise, and compassion today and always.
Groundbreaking news in breast cancer research!
Dr. Ira Kurtz and his lab have uncovered the structure and function of NBCn1, a key transport protein linked to breast cancer survival. Their findings open doors to new innovative therapies.
Read more: uclahs.fyi/4s7gbMO
We’re thrilled to welcome 83 outstanding new residents to the UCLA Department of Medicine Internal Medicine Residency Program! Meet the incoming class and hear from our program directors about their excitement: uclahs.fyi/4snBzgZ
Proud to announce Dr. William Carroll’s appointment as section chief of the UCLA DoM Palliative Care and Extensivist Medicine Programs! In this role, he’ll drive initiatives to improve outcomes and access for both patients and caregivers. Learn more: uclahs.fyi/4bEyqSU
We're highlighting Dr. William B. Feldman's analysis of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act published in the Annals of Internal Medicine. Learn how expanded drug exemptions and Medicaid cuts benefit pharma at the expense of patients and public health: uclahs.fyi/4rAcf66
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Joshua Khalili as the new chief wellness officer for the UCLA Department of Medicine! A proven wellness LEADER for the DoM, he will lead efforts to prioritize health care worker well-being and professional fulfillment: uclahs.fyi/4sNzKtm
We knocked it out of the park on Residency Match Day! In this week's newsletter, Dr. Abel spotlights our 100% match rate, highlights Match Day celebrations and welcomes the talented fellows joining UCLA through winter fellowship matches. Read more here: uclahs.fyi/47jJeEz
How do banned words impact patient care? Drs. Nupur Agrawal and Keith C. Norris explore the dangers of word censorship in health communications, highlighting its effects on advocacy, equity and trust in medicine. Read the story behind their JAMA article uclahs.fyi/4shpiL4
Match Day was a grand slam!
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Watch as UCLA medical students open their envelopes and take the next step in their journeys. We're thrilled to welcome those who matched into the UCLA Internal Medicine Residency Program and can't wait meet them!
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Congratulations and welcome to the incoming UCLA Internal Medicine Residency class of 2026! We are thrilled to have you join our community and can’t wait to see the impact you will make as physicians, colleagues and LEADERS. Meet the class: uclahs.fyi/4m0FApr
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The match results are in and it’s a home run! ⚾💙💛🩺
UCLA's IM chief residents have collected trading cards from DoM LEADERS and now hold the full deck of this year’s incoming residents! Join us in welcoming this all-star lineup to UCLA: uclahs.fyi/4m0FApr
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Check out new research from DoM fellow, Dr. Deborah Oyeyemi Walton! Her study reveals persistent disparities in end-of-life care for older adults with dementia, highlighting systemic barriers beyond physician differences. Learn more here: uclahs.fyi/40zNWdx
In the lead-up to Match Day, we’re celebrating the growth and achievements of our UCLA IM residents! Second-year resident Dr. Enat Arega reflects on her journey thus far, from gaining clinical confidence to stepping into a leadership role. Check it out!
Meet Xinyu Hartshorn, a DoM LEADER advancing health equity through research at the Center for Asian Health and AIR-P. From data analysis to accessible communications, Xinyu’s dedication and creativity make an impact every day. Get to know her here: uclahs.fyi/4lmWQVp
