By Cristy Lytal Human induced pluripotent stem cells. Image courtesy of the Ichida Lab. USC is partnering with seven of Los Angeles’ leading regenerative medicine institutes ... Read More »
The six-site consortium, funded by the National Institutes of Health, will study individuals from ancestrally diverse populations that are traditionally underrepresented in medical research. By Zara Abrams ... Read More »
Largest-ever study of its kind led by the Keck School of Medicine of USC and USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center could improve treatment and change how risk of ... Read More »
To test new stroke treatments, a research team from the Keck School of Medicine of USC develops a more rigorous system for conducting preclinical research that could lead ... Read More »
Various PFAS and phenols were linked with higher rates of previous melanoma, ovarian cancer and uterine cancer diagnoses, according to a new study co-led by the Keck School ... Read More »
USC Stem Cell-led mouse study points to testosterone. By Cristy Lytal Two of the genes—Gsta4 in red and Cyp4a14 in green—that are more active in female mouse ... Read More »
The Stevens INI expands their suite of health disparities research with a new award to examine vascular causes of dementia in Asian Americans using neuroimaging. By Sidney Taiko ... Read More »
While they are more at risk for mental health and substance use disorders, unhoused people in California face barriers to accessing treatment. By Hope Hamashige Brett Feldman, ... Read More »
By Scot Macdonald Dr. Kuo stands before banks of Zebrafish tanks, which he uses to seek improved treatments for Ewing sarcoma. (Photo by Dr. Julia Ma) ... Read More »