Researchers have found the “bad seeds” of liver cancer and believe they could one day reprogram them to remain responsive to cancer treatment, a new study has found.

The key to disrupting the chemo-resistant stem cells that become liver tumors is … Read More »

Suzanne Palmer, MD, president of the Keck School of Medicine (KSOM) Faculty Council, is smiling as she talks about the pragmatic aspect of leading the 4-year-old group, which is the only elected body that represents the interests of the whole … Read More »

For Heng Nhoung, a project specialist in the Department of Neurology, participating in a Keck School of Medicine of USC project to establish a neurology education curriculum in Cambodia is about more than work. It’s about family. And empowerment.

Nhoung’s parents … Read More »