The newly named Department of Population and Public Health Sciences at the Keck School of Medicine of USC has expanded over the years and renewed its focus on educational programs in the wake of COVID-19.
See USC health professionals help roll out one of the country’s largest COVID-19 responses.
You might find a hangover cure, protection against Alzheimer’s and much more in nature’s bounty.
When disease hides in the body, it takes some big ideas from scientists and doctors to illuminate it — and save lives.
A decade after surviving lymphoma as a child, a young woman gets critical guidance from a USC doctor about her fertility.
A high-tech research facility on USC’s Health Sciences Campus will house a multidisciplinary team that studies, develops and tests cell-based treatments for a wide range of diseases and disorders.
USC experts search for answers to deadly superbugs.
In labs and clinics across Los Angeles, Trojan and Bruin researchers partner to help Americans live longer and better.
When the virus started hitting Angelenos, these Keck Medicine of USC professionals rose to the challenge.
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.
The process for drug and treatment approval is long, USC neurologist Mindy Aisen notes, but is designed to guarantee that what a physician gives you will help — not hurt — you.
Having a wider array of people participating in medical research is crucial to advancing care for all patients.
Low testosterone can affect men’s mood, sex life and health. USC scientists say they’ve hit upon a potential new solution.
USC’s Anatomical Gift Program gives students the opportunity to dissect real bodies. Spurred on by Professor Mikel Snow, the students also pause once a year to give back in their own way.
Countless men and women sent him thanks. Urologist Donald Skinner paid their generosity forward.
USC alums create an online library of studio-quality, on-demand educational videos in 4K or 360 virtual reality. (One in a three-part series.)
Amid growing awareness of suicide and depression among health professionals nationwide, new wellness programs at Keck Medicine of USC ensure students and doctors care for themselves.
Keck School of Medicine of USC researchers look to technology as they decode surgical skills and create a training journal.
The white coat is a symbol of the oath students take as a doctor, Dean Laura Mosqueda tells Trojans at Keck School of Medicine of USC rite of passage.
Laura Mosqueda was once a student at USC’s medical school. Now, as dean of the Keck School of Medicine of USC, she sees an evolution in how to teach future doctors.
Academic researchers, family members and industry join forces to fight serious diseases. It’s what can happen at a place like the USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience.
Jonathan Tucci aims for a medical degree from the Keck School of Medicine of USC and a PhD from USC or Caltech.
Jessica Flores will work alongside doctors at a clinic, providing much of the care her patients need without a translator.
Sandrine Kyane dreams big about working with worldwide agencies to solve urgent health issues for future generations.