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Young people treated in general emergency departments more likely to be prescribed opioids

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Yellowstone flooding underscores environmental pressures facing U.S. national parks

USC researcher Douglas Noble discusses the impact of climate change on Old Faithful, shrinking glaciers and desert oases.
Arts

When the EPA used photos to fight America’s pollution problem

A USC Dornsife art historian plumbs the archives of the Documerica project, an Environmental Protection Agency photo project that tried to reveal environmental damage and share how the agency prevents it and repairs the harm.
Drop by drop, water refill stations put plastic bottles in their place
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Drop by drop, water refill stations put plastic bottles in their place

Those single-use bottles are on their way out as water refill stations proliferate on USC’s University Park and Health Sciences campuses.
Arts

You made a jacket out of what? Architecture students use unlikely materials — and their wits

Designs put metal to work in unexpected — and colorful — ways.
Health

Your Brain on Air Pollution

Research at USC is helping define the environment’s impact on the brain. Growing evidence links the long-term effects of dirty air to accelerated cognitive decline and dementia, and USC researchers hope to better understand environmental effects and gene-environment interactions on brain health.
Research of water patterns could lead to navigational uses for underwater vehicles
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Research of water patterns could lead to navigational uses for underwater vehicles

The shape of water drives the studies of a USC mechanical engineering team.
USC expert Robert Kozinets studies how tobacco companies have marketed their products to young people. (Photo/Shutterstock)
Health

How tobacco companies use social media to hook a new generation of smokers

USC’s Robert Kozinets documents how Big Tobacco is crafting creative Facebook and Instagram advertising campaigns — with dubious motives.
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With mixed emotions, three generations of one Trojan family close a chapter in history?

Niki Kawakami will be the fifth in her family to earn an advanced USC degree — but her grandfather was cheated of his during World War II. Eighty years later, a gap in justice is closing.
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Countdown to G7: Economic uncertainty, war, climate change raise tensions ahead of summit

USC experts examine the issues on the table, including disruptions in agricultural growth, food insecurity, energy, trade, the U.S.-China clash over technology and the Russian war on Ukraine.