News
A.S.
Breaking News
County
COVID-19
Isla Vista
National
Top News
UCSB
Features
Campus
Exclusive
Food
Interviews
Isla Vista
Lectures
Santa Barbara
Top Features
Travel
Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Culture
Film & TV
Games
Interviews
Music
Reviews
Theater & Dance
Top A&E
Science & Tech
App Reviews
Environment
Gadgets
Research
Science
Tech
Top Science & Tech
Opinions
Campus Comment
Columns
Commentary
Letters to the Editor
Meet Your Neighbor
Political
Satire
Top Opinions
Photo
#islavistahumans
Art
Illustrations
Comics
Video
About Us
About
Advertise
Archive
Contact
Editorial Board
Sign in
Welcome!
Log into your account
your username
your password
Forgot your password?
Password recovery
Recover your password
your email
Search
Sign in
Welcome! Log into your account
your username
your password
Forgot your password? Get help
Password recovery
Recover your password
your email
A password will be e-mailed to you.
The Bottom Line
News
All
A.S.
Breaking News
County
COVID-19
Isla Vista
National
Top News
UCSB
UC Santa Barbara Reopens the Recreation Center at Limited Capacity
AS Campus Election Results Show Low Voter Turnouts, But High Hopes
UCSB’s Fall Vaccine Requirement
Parties Continue as COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expands
Features
All
Campus
Exclusive
Food
Interviews
Isla Vista
Lectures
Santa Barbara
Top Features
Travel
In Photos – YDSA March for Covid Relief Checks
What Does Positivity Look Like in a Pandemic for UCSB Students?
Deltopia’s Anti-Outsider Legacy
National Teacher Appreciation Week: How UCSB Professors Are Navigating The School…
Arts & Entertainment
All
Arts & Culture
Film & TV
Games
Interviews
Music
Reviews
Theater & Dance
Top A&E
“Design Life” Podcast Teaches Work Life Balance
Spiritfarer: Animal Crossing Meets the Underworld
On Riot Grrrl, Punk Concerts, and Femininity in Punk: A Conversation…
KCSB Presents: Indigo De Souza LIVE
Science & Tech
All
App Reviews
Environment
Gadgets
Research
Science
Tech
Top Science & Tech
PoolUp Offers Affordable Transportation for Students
Saving the Sea Floor
Julie Simpson Makes Research Accessible to Students
The Benioff Ocean Initiative Embarks on a River Cleaning Project
Opinions
All
Campus Comment
Columns
Commentary
Letters to the Editor
Meet Your Neighbor
Political
Satire
Top Opinions
Relish in Your Own Superiority with Physical Books
The Trouble With Anti-Vaxxers
Abolition is Progress, “Reform” is Death
Anti-Asian Stereotypes Are Fueling Anti-Asian Violence
Photo
#islavistahumans
Art
Illustrations
Comics
Video
About Us
About
Advertise
Archive
Contact
Editorial Board
Home
Tags
Medicine
Tag: medicine
Kaiser Permanente to Open Medical School
Science and Tech Editor
-
December 31, 2015
0
Fecal Transplant Pills Can’t Help But Raise a Few Eyebrows
Joanne Rhee
-
November 18, 2015
0
Doctor Puts Self on the Surgery Table to Free Locked-In Patients
The Bottom Line
-
November 18, 2015
0
New Artificial Patients Aid in Medical Simulations
The Bottom Line
-
November 18, 2015
0
Blood Flow Measuring Patches Make Waves in Medical Field
Joanne Rhee
-
November 10, 2015
0
Scientists Set Their Minds to Growing Miniature Brains
Joanne Rhee
-
November 4, 2015
0
New Developments in 3D Printing Promise to Create Human Organs
The Bottom Line
-
November 4, 2015
0
Record Breaking U.S. Astronaut Improves Understanding of Human Reactions to Spaceflight
The Bottom Line
-
October 28, 2015
0
Stanford Researchers Develop Artificial Skin that can Detect Pressure
Janani Ravikumar
-
October 28, 2015
0
Heal: The App Bringing Doctors to Your Door
Joanne Rhee
-
May 13, 2015
0
1
2
Page 1 of 2
