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The index-finger-long creatures were found in the eastern Pacific, and one species is a biter and fighter.
UC San Diego said none of the 1,300 students it tested for the COVID-19 coronavirus in recent weeks turned out to be infected, supporting the university’s belief that the virus isn’t widely present on the huge La Jolla campus.
The 76-year-old hasn’t left his home in two months and says it may be awhile before he does.
“We are not there in terms of controlling COVID-19 and therefore not ready to resume normal business and social activities,” epidemiologist Dr.
Following the efforts of a UC San Diego lab to create and confirm validity of a test for COVID-19 antibodies, a local company is making that test available to the public starting Wednesday, May 20.
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UC San Diego became the first campus in the University of California system to broadly test students for the COVID-19 coronavirus when it launched its “Return to Learn” pilot program May 11 as a step toward reopening the campus for in-person instruction in the fall.
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UC San Diego will begin mass-testing students for the COVID-19 coronavirus next week as a major step toward resuming on-campus courses in the fall.
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The anti-inflammatory known as IC14 is headed for clinical trial overseas.
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A local research institute says it has discovered 30 promising potential treatments for the COVID-19 coronavirus and aims to have them available for trial soon.
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UC San Diego Health has launched a clinical trial to determine whether tocilizumab, a drug marketed as Actemra to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory disorders, might have therapeutic value for COVID-19 patients with serious lung damage from coronavirus infections.
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The five La Jolla Cluster schools in the San Diego Unified School District have selected their Teachers of the Year and plan to celebrate them in novel fashion.
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La Jolla hills and canyons at their most gorgeous! One of a kind large lot and views galore!!
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The La Jolla Light presents this continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary.
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Editor’s Note: La Jolla Light’s People in Your Neighborhood series shines a spotlight on notable locals we wish we knew more about.
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Windows at several businesses along Girard Avenue in La Jolla were seen smashed June 3 near the intersection of Torrey Pines Road in The Village.
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Personalized Stem Cells Inc., led by Dr. Bob Harman, files for expedited FDA approval.
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A panel of local mental health professionals detailed the psychological effects of the coronavirus pandemic and offered strategies for coping as San Diego City Council President Pro Tem Barbara Bry presented her latest installment of the “House Calls” webinar series.
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Researchers at UC San Diego Health have found that loss of smell related to the COVID-19 coronavirus suggests the resulting illness is more likely to be mild or moderate, a potential early indicator that could help health care providers determine which patients may require hospitalization.
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Scripps Health says it is the first health care provider in San Diego County to treat COVID-19 patients with donated plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients.
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Four nursing experts described their experiences on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic as San Diego City Council President Pro Tem Barbara Bry presented the third installment of her “House Calls” public webinar series.
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PPE supplies are dwindling, but efforts by others to help are surging, along with their creativity in getting frontline workers the equipment they need.
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Scripps launches rapid coronavirus test Delivering a positive test result in as little as five minutes (and a negative result in 13 minutes), Scripps Health launched on April 9 the fastest available molecular point-of-care test for detecting the novel coronavirus at its five hospital campuses in San Diego County.
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Albert Einstein has been quoted as saying “In the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity.”
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As coronavirus cases mount, healthcare providers in La Jolla are confronting the battle with discipline and compassion.
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Here’s what is known about coronavirus as of March 30, 2020
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