By Michelle Meyers Stephanie Wong (top row first from the right), Diego Razura (top row third from the right), and Yun Ji Kim (top row fourth from ... Read More »
By Mollie Barnes Two types of otoacoustic emissions recorded from the cochlea of a normally hearing human subject across five octaves and multiple stimulus levels (denoted by ... Read More »
MS-SLP students at USC serve the Los Angeles community and engage in cutting-edge research while getting their degrees By Michelle Meyers Jennifer Shubin, Ph.D., and Anabel Martinez. ... Read More »
Department of Physiology and Neuroscience ranked No. 1 in the nation in NIH funding and department chair topped the list of individual researchers in neuroscience. By Hope Hamashige ... Read More »
Specialized staff play crucial role in treatment of complex ear, nose and throat conditions By Mollie Barnes USC Caruso Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery ... Read More »
By Geoffrey Waring Photo Credit: Shutterstock  The loss of one’s voice can be a devastating development, and its reasons are myriad. Sometimes, through the natural ... Read More »
Danny Kwok thought he might be having seasonal allergies, but when his hearing didn't improve, he went to see a specialist. "Where are you from?" the doctor asked. This simple question changed the course of Danny's treatment, and perhaps his life.
Pamela Hathaway spent her time volunteering overseas to help people recover from disasters. When she was diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma, she turned to the surgeons at the USC Caruso Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery for help.
On average, it takes patients seven years to get hearing aids after the first signs of hearing loss. The audiologists at the USC Caruso Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery are trying to change that.