The doctoral candidate at the Keck School of Medicine is pursuing her third degree at USC and looking for her big musical break at the same time, even if she has to audition from a hospital bed.
Nearly 200 USC medical students received a monthlong overview of epidemiology and population health, patient care and health delivery, and health policy.
About 1 in 3 Black, Asian and Latino people have experienced at least one incident of COVID-19 discrimination, according to an ongoing national COVID-19 attitudes study from USC Dornsife. Incidents include being threatened or receiving poor service at restaurants or stores.
A Keck Medicine of USC doctor, respiratory therapist and music therapist share memories from the pandemic.
Stress detox expert Ritu Riyat MPH ’04 helps people develop a healthier relationship with stress.
Long before joining the Class of 2024, twins Ashley and Aspen Somers defied the odds and were born healthy thanks to a pioneering fetal surgeon who has also found his way to USC.
Given continuing safety restrictions and limited densities permissible on campus, the university is recommending that all undergraduates take their fall courses online, and reconsider living on or close to campus for the fall semester.
If you think you’ve noticed an increase in fireworks recently, you’re right. Doctors at LAC+USC Medical Center warn people to celebrate the Fourth of July safely amid a sudden rise in major injuries.
Chances are you’ve had an aching back. Sometimes it takes expert detective work and an open mind to figure out why — and fix it for good.
Neeraj Sood drew headlines for studies testing for coronavirus antibodies. The health economist is just getting started.
In the global scientific race to curb the coronavirus, a USC researcher and his team engineer a promising solution.
While completing her dental anesthesiology residency in New York, Tiffany Neimar found herself at ground zero of the coronavirus crisis — and responded with passion and leadership.
She came to USC to start a lab — one that today holds a key resource in the fight against COVID-19 — and to be herself.
Stem cell researchers have successfully reprogrammed three types of mouse cells to become “induced hair cell-like cells,” which can help treat hearing loss.
The gift creates and supports the Rosalie and Harold Rae Brown Center for Cancer Drug Discovery, which will focus on accelerating the development of groundbreaking cancer treatments.
A USC alumna and nurse in a rural Georgia hospital shares the story of her first encounter with the coronavirus.
Scientists across USC are developing a biocompatible coating that could block COVID-19 from entering the body.
The USC Center for LGBTQ+ Health Equity focuses on research and education to help close gaps in health care for the community.
The new lab study finds an unexpected glitch in a gene that supervises mitosis, one that has important implications for cancer treatment.
Two graduates of the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work have partnered with one of their professors to help break down the barriers to quality, prejudice-free health care.
A USC-led study has found that having greater amounts of the peptide humanin is closely correlated with longer lives and better health in both animals and humans.
The organization, Girls Overcoming Obstacles Daily, will focus on students facing health and resource disparities in South Los Angeles.
A $1.5 million grant will allow researchers with the USC Center for Artificial Intelligence in Society to investigate ways to reduce racial bias in the housing system.
These health care professionals treat some of L.A.’s most vulnerable on the streets they call home.