
7 Common Questions About Clinical Trials
Feeling nervous about joining a clinical trial? Learn more about what to expect.
Feeling nervous about joining a clinical trial? Learn more about what to expect.
Clinical trials need patients to advance medical knowledge, but it’s tough to recruit volunteers. Technology may have answers.
Patient Ryan D’Cunha was devastated when he learned a genetic mutation resulted in colon cancer. But he found hope at USC.
Four Keck Medicine of USC oncologists share how they’re fighting cancer through personalized medicine.
The foundation boosts its longstanding support for medicine with the Willametta Keck Day Healthcare Center.
The USC Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Institute Director leads the fight to end a disease that affects millions.
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Nature and nurture both matter in the move to personalized medicine.
The Schaeffer Center teams up with the Brookings Institution to advance better U.S. health care policies.
A gerontologist brings tech to an overlooked demographic: seniors.
Meet the doctor who’s on a mission to change how Americans care for seniors.
The newly named USC Tina and Rick Caruso Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery helps children and adults experience the world of sound.
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Health care is in growth mode across Southern California, and USC has staked its future on academic medicine.
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At USC Eye Institute, stem cells, wearable computers and biomedical implants are doing what was once impossible—restoring lost sight.
After receiving FDA approval, the Argus II is fitted for its first patient at USC.