Nurses and healthcare workers at UCSD Health protested on Thursday, demanding the reversal of recent layoffs that left more than 200 employees without jobs.

UCSD has said that it intends to expand its outpatient operations, making it possible for many seniors to be treated in their homes rather than being placed in a locked behavioral health unit.

UC San Diego’s earthquake shake table will test a ten story building built from a lightweight recycled steel to possibly expand its use for tall structures in earthquake zones.

A small, growing number of employers are putting health insurance decisions entirely in the hands of their workers. Instead of offering traditional insurance, they’re giving workers money to buy ...

The merger was approved by The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), UTSA’s institutional accreditor for quality assurance in higher education. The recent ...

ROCHESTER — Planned Parenthood North Central States has increased security and patrols at all of its health centers, including Rochester's, after authorities found Planned Parenthood locations ...

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hen 81% of Americans have their medical records breached combined with rampant digital misinformation competing with doctors for authority, the future of health depends not on gathering more data—but ...

HIPAA Security Risk Analyses (SRAs) should be the foundation of every digital health company’s cybersecurity compliance. Far more than a checkbox exercise, a comprehensive SRA helps identify and ...

Marianna Alperin, M.D., OB/GYN professor and co-chair for the inaugural women’s health symposium, emphasized the significance of the symposium’s main goal, “The symposium brought together researchers, ...

According to UCSD Health, the Senior Behavioral Health Inpatient Unit discharged more than 1,100 patients between July 1, 2019, and June 30, 2024, primarily aged 65 and older.