
How surfing could help alleviate chronic pain
USC researchers are scanning patients’ brains after they catch waves — and constructing a virtual reality surfing experience.
USC researchers are scanning patients’ brains after they catch waves — and constructing a virtual reality surfing experience.
Researchers propose three strategies for mitigating negative impacts of the Inflation Reduction Act to ensure greater patient access, increased innovation and lower costs.
Allyson Felix — celebrated athlete, successful businesswoman and fierce advocate for maternal health — uses her platform to spread the word. It’s a message that’s welcome as Black Maternal Health Week gets underway.
A USC-led study could potentially help identify people at risk for poorer post-stroke outcomes.
Hu already was among the top physicians at Keck Medicine of USC when he enrolled at USC Rossier to get his doctorate in organizational change and leadership.
TITLE IX: Vice Dean Donna Elliott recognizes Title IX’s impact on both the past and future of the medical field.
The gift marks the third and final distribution of a donation from the renowned inventor, scientist and engineer Alfred E. Mann.
A new grant supports spreading Keck School of Medicine of USC’s successful model to other communities with people who are unsheltered.
Clinical trial results establish new treatment option that may offer patients better outcomes than traditional therapies.
In the second of two State of the University speeches, the president outlines robust construction, healthy funding and strong ties to the local community.
Multiple ophthalmologists had said Larry Goodall’s vision problem was untreatable, but a consultation with Kimberly Gokoffski at the USC Rossi Eye Institute offered a chance to save his sight.
As Women’s History Month continues, ophthalmologists Jesse Berry and Linda Lam talk about their roads to becoming physicians.
John Armistead is using the tech and design skills he’s acquiring at the USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy to improve the lives — and minds — of athletes.
A new study from the USC Stem Cell laboratory of Rong Lu explores this paradox.
Study examines if an outpatient, nonsurgical endoscopic procedure can help patients stabilize blood glucose levels without the need for medication or insulin.
A USC study identifies the strongest environmental predictor of childhood and adolescent obesity.
USC research finds that the daily lives of people in the Indigenous Tsimané and Mosetén communities resemble those of pre-industrial societies and may provide clues for preventing heart disease and cognitive decline.
Mental health professionals are assigned within USC Dornsife’s academic departments.
Whether it takes the form of a rousing rock concert, a friendly greeting or the lulling buzz of cicadas on a summer evening, sound holds the power to energize us, to cheer us, to soothe us and — above all — to connect us.
A unique therapy may prevent postmenopausal cardiovascular disease and cognitive decline when taken within six years of menopause.
USC experts confirm biological challenges of the time change; if anything, they say we should be on standard time all year.
After decades of racist planning decisions, areas with a larger share of non-white people experience more air pollution than whiter but otherwise similar areas, the USC study finds.
USC’s Dana Goldman and Karen Van Nuys explain why the drug company is dramatically cutting the cost of some of its insulin products and sum up how it may improve access to this essential medical treatment.
The seasoned health care executive will lead the longstanding community hospital and recent addition to the Keck Medicine health system.