
The rollback of ‘Roe v. Wade’ — 1 year later
The impact, still rippling outward, continues to roil politics and disrupt pregnancy care.
The impact, still rippling outward, continues to roil politics and disrupt pregnancy care.
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 unique therapy may prevent postmenopausal cardiovascular disease and cognitive decline when taken within six years of menopause.
Health experts see abortion as a public health issue — but in politics, it’s a campaign issue and this is a critical election year.
A USC expert on medicine access, drug utilization and pharmaceutical policy weighs in on what’s at stake across the country.
Up to 2% of pregnant women experience nausea and vomiting so severe that it can lead to problems with fetal development. A USC-led study offers insight into the condition and may help in predicting and diagnosing it.
A new study may change views on hormone replacement therapy and its role in women’s health.
A decade after surviving lymphoma as a child, a young woman gets critical guidance from a USC doctor about her fertility.
USC researchers found that exposure to flaring was associated with 50% higher odds of preterm birth.
Pregnant women and new mothers want to know how the coronavirus will affect their newborns. From breastfeeding safety to viral transmission in the womb, Keck Medicine of USC maternal-fetal medicine specialist Marc Incerpi, answers burning questions about pregnancy during the pandemic.
As Alzheimer’s Awareness Month begins, USC researchers examine how the disease affects men and women, including theories on estrogen depletion and higher life expectancy.
For years, researchers have investigated the link between certain cravings and PMS. Now, this USC researcher outlines what we’ve learned — and how women can take action.
Many women are too embarrassed to seek help for pelvic floor problems, but doctors can offer solutions.
Surveys by the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work find nearly half of the women on Skid Row have been physically or sexually attacked in the last year.
Tuna has similar impact on white women, USC research suggests.
Despite accepted lore, women’s sexual preferences don’t shift according to their fertility cycle.
Paulson’s division has a long history of making motherhood possible for women with fertility issues.
Antiretroviral drugs that suppress the HIV infection can also block the contraceptive function of the most commonly used type of birth control pill.
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.
Researchers at the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center have been awarded nearly $4 million for two ovarian cancer research project grants.
Aware that breast cancer is the most common cancer among Latino women, Associate Professor Mel Baron is determined to inform this community about the importance of screening and early detection.
The second annual Roxanna Todd Hodges Visiting Lectureship in Stroke Prevention and Education was awarded to Cheryl Bushnell, associate professor of neurology at the Wake Forest School of Medicine.
Hollywood, Health & Society Director Sandra de Castro Buffington and HH&S program administrator Chris Dzialo traveled to India last month for the public launch of its global center called The Third Eye.
Fertility researchers from the Keck School of Medicine of USC achieved the nation’s first pregnancy of triplets resulting from frozen eggs.