Sports Medicine Innovations That Help Weekend Warriors Stay in the Game
Experts in physical therapy, orthopaedics, ophthalmology and more help people stay active for longer.
Epstein Family Gift Helps Student-Athletes and Weekend Warriors Stay in the Game
A $10 million gift names the USC Epstein Family Center for Sports Medicine to advance research and orthopedic care.
To Help Seniors Stay Active, Keck Medicine Physicians Take New Approach to Healthy Aging
Doctors rethink how to treat seniors with innovative approaches for evaluating health and fitness.
Epstein family gift enhances sports medicine research and care at USC
Epstein Family Foundation donates $10 million to name the USC Epstein Family Center for Sports Medicine.
Rock climbers learn how to avoid injuries with tips from ‘Climbing Doctor’
Improper use of the feet or poor mechanics can pose problems for those in the specialized sport, USC alum says.
Microsurgery Rebuilds Lives After Trauma
Surgeons use the tiniest of tools to rebuild damaged arms, legs, breasts, faces—and lives.
Getting Back In The Game
Orthopaedic specialists give new life to pro athletes and weekend warriors.
High heat comes at a high price for baseball pitchers
Today’s pressure on pitchers can sway them into habits that endanger their arm health.
Hampered patient says hip, hip, hooray
Thanks to Operation Walk USA, five patients received a chance to regain their active lifestyles through hip and knee replacements.
UPC practice offers expanded clinical services
Keck Medicine of USC’s University Park Campus ambulatory care practice is offering expanded services and accepting new patients at its state-of-the-art location.
Keck School recruits noted orthopaedic surgeon
The Keck School of Medicine of USC has recruited Lawrence Dorr, an international leader in the field of joint replacement of the hip and knee, as clinical professor of orthopaedic surgery.