USC Street Medicine symposium offers hope and solutions for homeless patients
“Sidewalk to Bedside” addresses how street medicine teams and hospitals can partner for better patient outcomes.
Immature brain support cells may be linked to human age-related cognitive decline
USC researchers studying human brain tissue found an association between abnormal immature astroglia, cells that play a supporting role in brain function, and lower reasoning ability in older adults with epilepsy.
Plastic surgeon at USC Roski Eye Institute takes compassion and curiosity as his guide
Surgeon-scientist Farzad Pakdel specializes in orbital and oculofacial plastic surgery, skull-base and optic nerve procedures, endoscopic orbital and lacrimal surgery, and advanced reconstructive and aesthetic surgery.
Global study examines Alzheimer’s blood biomarker across racial, ethnic groups
The USC study found blood biomarker levels differed across racial and ethnic groups, but the relationship between biomarker levels and brain amyloid was generally similar.
When is surgery a good option for chronic sinus problems?
Surgery can significantly improve quality of life for patients suffering from nonstop sinus issues. A USC expert explains.
USC clinical trial to evaluate blood test for early detection of breast cancer
The trial will evaluate whether a blood test can help detect breast cancer earlier than mammograms alone.
Clinical trial evaluates investigational injection for knee osteoarthritis
USC trial tests a new investigational treatment and its potential effects on preventing cartilage deterioration for people with the most common form of osteoarthritis.
USC alumni reflect on the value of the Trojan Family
USC Marshall alums tell their counterparts in the MBA Class of 2028 about how the Trojan Family impacted their careers.
‘Trojan Talks,’ Episode 12: USC President Beong-Soo Kim talks with Paul Aisen and Steven Shapiro
PODCAST: The president sits down with two leading USC physician-scientists to discuss how close we are to preventing Alzheimer’s disease, and the role academic medicine can play in changing the future of healthcare.
USC Shoah Foundation opens D.C. center to strengthen engagement with policymakers
The Goldrich Family Center for Holocaust Memory and Contemporary Affairs at the USC Capital Campus will house the foundation’s CEO office, Countering Antisemitism Lab, government relations and leadership training programs, and original art and testimony exhibitions.
