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UCLA football still shuffling on offensive line
UCLA has at least six different players practicing at center each day, but the search for Scott Quessenberry’s replacement hasn’t been easy.
What to make of Giants’ offensive line youth movement
The Giants are masters at figuring out how to get younger on the offensive line. Getting better is the difficult part. Just when it looked like the offensive line wasn’t going to be a major offseas…
Why is the Bible so offensive?
In our intolerant culture, we can no longer display the Bible in public.
When's the Last Time You Made the Gospel Sound Offensive?
Mark Dever: People need to feel the full effects of being called "sinners who need a Savior."
How E-cigarettes could be toxic to the mouth
Scientists at UCLA tested two brands of e-cigarette vapour on cells taken from the oral cavity and found exposure significantly reduced the mouth's natural defences to oral disease.
The Restaurant Industry Chef Shuffles You Need To Know
Sports Concussions: What You Should Know
Sports concussions aren’t limited just to football -- or to males. Learn how to prevent and recognize concussions.
Where are you holding your fantasy football draft?
Why is having a mouthguard important?
Your smile is worth protecting whether you're eight or eighty. If you participate in a contact sport like football, basketball or soccer or even a non-contac...
Google studying ways to deal with offensive search suggestions & results
Facing criticism over "fake news," inappropriate search suggestions and more, the search company is looking for long-term and comprehensive solutions.
Effective Cyberdeterrence Takes More Than Offensive Capability
A successful cyberdeterrence posture has many prerequisites. These include attributing attacks to the correct party, thresholds for what merits retaliation, credibility, and offensive capability. For the United States, capability is the least in doubt.
Quiz: How Well Do You Know Your Liver?
It has 500 jobs and is as big as a football. Take this WebMD quiz to see how much you know about one of your body's most important organs.
Diet and exercise can reduce protein build-ups linked to Alzheimer’s, UCLA study shows
The research is the first to demonstrate how lifestyle factors directly influence abnormal proteins in people with subtle memory loss who have not yet been diagnosed with dementia.
E-cigarette vapors could be toxic to oral cavity, UCLA study finds
Researchers found that substances in e-cigarettes damage the top layer of skin cells, which could increase users’ risk for certain diseases.
Is Shuffle Random? Why You Wouldn't Want It To Be
Many wonder if shuffle is random, but app developers have determined that true random just isn't random enough for their listeners,
Do the Chef Shuffle: How Restaurants Manage Changing Leadership
It’s practically inevitable that at some point, a chef will leave a restaurant and move on. It might be due to a desire to relocate, to try something different, or simply for a better offer. If it’s an executive chef leaving, that change can be a major upheaval, but the right strategies can make the …
Journal outlines how UCLA researchers are redefining dentistry through salivaomics
Article addresses the state of the science of salivary diagnostics.
