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UC Davis researchers say bananas can cancel out health benefits of other smoothie ingredients.
The finding focuses on common smoothie components such as berries when bananas are added.
Health Watch reports the study to inform viewers about potential dietary impacts of banana-containing smoothies.

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The Arts & Humanities 2026 Graduate Exhibition at UC Davis runs June 4–20 at the Manetti Shrem Museum, showcasing 20 graduate students across MFA, MA and doctoral programs.
The exhibit features diverse media, including multimedia installations, sculpture, paintings, and performances by UC Davis graduate students.
Rafael Bertacini (M.F.A., design) explores tangible means to convey complex human experiences through a multi-site wearable aiding emotional regulation.
Estella Atekwana, dean of the College of Letters and Science, praised graduate students for crossing disciplines to meet modern challenges.
Four awards will be announced at the June 4 opening, including three art purchase prizes for the Fine Arts Collection.
Zahra Baxi (M.F.A., design) uses data visualization to reveal seasonal and environmental processes in the Yolo Basin.
Five student presentations and performances are scheduled for the exhibit’s opening night.
The Manetti Shrem Museum is located at 254 Old Davis Road with public hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Sunday.
Rachel Teagle, museum founding director, emphasized expanding the Fine Arts Collection with the support of the dean’s office.
Opening night includes a reception with free admission and showcases a range of student works and performances.

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UC Davis professor Amanda Guyer explains how adolescent brain development influences responses to social and emotional stress.
The interview links rising teen anxiety and depression to multifaceted factors, including pandemic effects and environmental pressure.
The piece notes federal funding's role in supporting long-term, evidence-based research for youth mental health.
May, the Chancellor, hosts the monthly 'Face to Face' episode featuring Guyer as this month's guest.
Guyer describes her career path, including early curiosity sparked by independent science projects.
The article highlights that teen mental health crises are multifaceted and not caused by a single factor.
The program encourages listening to full episodes to learn more about adolescent brain development and youth mental health.
UC Davis' series has featured more than 60 guests on its monthly 'Face to Face' program.
The article directs readers to the Face to Face webpage for more conversations.

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