Simms/Mann-UCLA Center
The Simms/Mann-UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology is a national model for providing integrative patient care for individuals and families touched by cancer.
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Our Blog/News
Our latest blog posts.
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UCLA Health Connect – Cancer genetic counseling comes into its own at UCLA
For the patients’ close relatives, learning that a genetic predisposition to cancer runs in the family may prompt their own genetic assessment. If they discover
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LACNETS Webinar: Riding the Cancer Wave—Spiritually Speaking ft. Michael Eselun, BCC
On December 9, 2021, LACNETS asked our chaplain, Michael Eselun, BCC, to give his talk titled “Riding the Cancer Wave—Spiritually Speaking.” About the talk: Riding the Cancer
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Strong Women, Strong Bones ft. Carolyn Katzin, MS, CNS, MNT
On October 8, 2021, our Integrative Oncology Specialist, Carolyn Katzin, MS, CNS, MNT spoke to an Osteoporosis Support Group. In “Strong Women, Strong Bones”, Carolyn
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UCLA 10 Questions: How do we fail? ft. Michael Eselun, BCC
From the UCLA Arts and Architecture website: This fall, the School of the Arts and Architecture returns with 10 Questions: If not now, when?, the fourth
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UCLA Health Connect – Fighting Cancer With The Right Mental Health Support
“Cultural competency, where health care providers strive to deliver services that meet the linguistic, social, regional and cultural needs of patients, is one of the
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Atlantic Writer, Caitlin Flanagan, MSNBC Interview – About her battle with cancer.
The Atlantic writer and Pulitzer Prize nominee, Caitlin Flanagan, was recently interviewed during Morning Joe on MSNBC. They discuss the addictive nature of Twitter and