Members of the student-led program share advice on making time for work and family life. USC leaders are planning to expand the initiative across the Health Sciences Campus this year.
Though Anthony Ball is only a high school senior, he’s already an integral part of a USC research team. His next stop? Dartmouth College on a full scholarship.
Born in Vietnam to parents with fifth-grade educations, Amy Nham was taught that learning is the way out of poverty. As one of the first students to graduate from USC with the dual PharmD/MPH degree, she plans to use her skills to help those in real need.
James David Adams of the USC School of Pharmacy, who teaches a course in medical marijuana to pharmacy students, looks untapped healing compounds.
The “wellness-to-go” machine is stocked with everything from ibuprofen and thermometers to pregnancy tests and emergency contraception.
The USC expert in sleep and anxiety disorders contributed to the field of pharmacy for more than 35 years.
STAR program lets pupils work side by side with top scientists and grad students in USC labs.
The new program could give an advantage to students applying for medical, dental or pharmacy schools.
Regulatory expert Frances J. Richmond is appointed chair of the department.
USC-led study is part of a growing body of research indicating that an expansion of pharmacists’ roles is a potential solution.
‘Infectious Rumors!’ is the latest effort to combine helpful health tips with storytelling in Spanish and English.
USC researchers join the Jet Propulsion Laboratory to investigate the diversity of microbial flora on the International Space Station.
The findings by Jason Doctor and his research team are being applied in health departments across the country.
The team treats 600 patients with chronic diseases in a region with sparse assets and high unemployment.
The innovative leader has published over 300 papers, holds numerous patents and serves on many national and international advisory committees.
The donation will bolster clinical service programs in developing countries and establish a summer scholars fund.
USC School of Pharmacy scientists collaborate with JPL on International Space Station research.
Researchers team up in search for novel therapeutics that may eventually help astronauts better deal with the side effects of space travel.
USC-led research team finds it can stifle a behavior-altering enzyme and shrink drug-resistant brain tumors that currently have no treatment.
A few changes in behavior suggested by USC-led research could help doctors slow the rise of treatment-resistant infections, reduce adverse drug events and lower health care costs.
Pharmacists who could help those at risk are underutilized by health systems, USC professor says.
A master’s degree in health care quality control will be available next spring.