While in medical school, Margarita Ivanova got married, had a son and encouraged countless Los Angeles high schoolers to pursue health professions and work in the sciences.
Alexa Manrriquez gains a broader understanding of what patients and their families face outside the hospital.
Clinical trials need patients to advance medical knowledge, but it’s tough to recruit volunteers. Technology may have answers.
Fifty students and 16 faculty members travel to a school where patients will receive oral surgery and more.
Hollenbeck Middle School students dig in for a program that allows them to harvest produce with their own hands.
David Schonfeld and Marleen Wong offer school officials training and guidance as they begin to develop counseling and support programs for children and community members.
Pioneering USC surgeon shares wellness tips and talks about biotech opportunities at East L.A. College health fair.
Listen in as students and faculty from the Herman Ostrow School serve more than 100 kids in Pasadena. For many of the kids, it was their first time in a dentist’s chair.
For participants in the free, USC-sponsored weekly sessions, payoffs include a positive outlook and some impressive weight loss.
Dentists travel to patients thanks to the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC’s mobile clinics.
The National Institutes of Health award allows scientists to continue work in patient and community health.
Hospitals with higher rates of opioid prescription also had the best ratings for pain management, study finds.
USC’s MADRES Center studies the effects of exposure to pollution and social stresses.
Key things to know about current health concerns around the world.
Thomas Wong provides oversight for San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District board.
The team is invited to meet and discuss their data with government officials.
Children’s lungs grew stronger as pollution declined in LA and throughout the basin over the past two decades.
Algorithm helps social workers determine how best to get their message to those at risk.
At Kicks for Kids events, developmental or physical disabilities don’t matter.
Partnership provides a model for sustainable growth and quality care at affordable costs.
The ‘father of emergency medicine’ launched the new medical specialty at USC in 1971.