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Multimedia journalist. past: @KSJatMIT @abc @npr @nbc @ScrollsLeaves world history podcast. alum: @columbiajourn @UCLA @HWSchool
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From cancer survivor to chief of AI at UCLA Health

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By Mary-Rose Abraham Verified
| UCLA Newsroom Verified
The fall of 2008 was the last time that Dr. Paul Lukac felt invincible. He was 24 years old and in his second year of medical school. Lukac was learning about brain tumors in his neuropathophysiology course when he began experiencing strange symptoms: headaches, low mood, searching for words. The same nameless song played in his head with increasing frequency, provoking anxiety and blocking his ability to concentrate for a few minutes. “To this day, I don’t know what the song was,” Lukac said.
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What is Lipoprotein a?

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By Mary-Rose Abraham Verified
| UCLA Health
Cholesterol gets a bad rap, but the waxy, fat-like substance is an essential building block for cell membranes, hormones and Vitamin D. Produced in the liver, cholesterol hitches a ride on particles called lipoproteins to travel through the bloodstream. These cholesterol shuttles are slotted into two main categories. “Good cholesterol,” or high-density lipoprotein (HDL), clears out excess cholesterol from the blood and delivers it to the liver for breakdown.
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How are pesticides and Parkinson’s disease linked? One doctor’s research spans 25 years

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By Mary-Rose Abraham Verified
| UCLA Newsroom Verified
While Dr. Beate Ritz was undergoing training in psychiatry in Germany, her 62-year-old department chair developed Parkinson’s disease. It progressed rapidly.
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