When Armand Amini arrived on the USC campus to start his freshman year, the first friend he made was experiencing a mental health crisis.
The student, who eventually took a leave of absence, suffered from depression and insomnia. Amini, now a … Read More »
When Kenji Inaba isn’t wearing standard-issue hospital scrubs as a trauma surgeon, you might find him sporting a different look — the dark-blue uniform of a Los Angeles police officer.
The Keck Medicine of USC doctor performs complex emergency surgeries and … Read More »
A new USC study reports that sudden price spikes for some generic drugs — such as the recently reported increases of a decades-old generic heart medication and an antibiotic — are becoming more common.
The study from the USC … Read More »
Every minute of every day, your organs are using a complex language to communicate with each other about the basic physiological processes necessary for life — everything from blood pressure regulation to pH balance to metabolism. To decipher this little-known … Read More »
What do Marines trying to make it through boot camp and senior citizens trying to make it to a doctor’s appointment have in common? They both can benefit from digital health tools, according to digital innovators at the 12th Annual … Read More »