A new model of delivering primary care studied by Keck Medicine of USC researchers has the potential to improve the health of patients with type 2 diabetes.
The model encourages doctors to be more of a “medical home” for their patients … Read More »
When asked why stem cell research matters, guests at this year’s Stem Cell Awareness Day gave many creative answers.
“Because it has unlimited potential to treat human diseases.”
“Because every part of us except the soul comes from stem cells.”
“Because it’s the … Read More »
The Keck School of Medicine of USC Dean’s Recognition Ceremony was held Sept. 24 on campus.
Honorees included:
Outstanding Year I Course
Musculoskeletal
Outstanding Year II course
Cardiovascular
Outstanding Required Clerkship
Internal Medicine
Outstanding Selective/Elective
Emergency Medicine
Outstanding Teaching as a Resident
Rayhan Lal, MD, Pediatrics
Daniel Martinez, MD, Medicine
Barbara Rubino, MD, … Read More »
In a word, the old Edmondson Faculty Center, with its chocolate brown wood paneling, oversized leather chairs and dim lighting, was dark.
And so, when it closed for renovations the first order of business was to brighten the place up starting … Read More »
An international study co-led by Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California (USC) scientists and researchers in the United Kingdom has revealed 23 new genetic susceptibility locations indicating risk for prostate cancer.
The data study, analyzing more than … Read More »