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Year in review: COVID adds urgency to addressing inequalities in global health
USC’s Institute on Inequalities in Global Health releases its third annual report.
Lack of access to affordable, nutritious food puts those with chronic liver disease at higher risk of death
COVID safety precautions a doctor, a respiratory therapist and a nurse are taking this holiday season
COVID may have spread faster in the U.S. because first symptom was a cough
In USC labs, another year of groundbreaking discoveries
✌ Year in review: Whether they’re working with patients, test tubes or massive databases, USC scientists continue to push the envelope with discoveries that are literally changing people’s lives.
Adverse environmental conditions impact a growing number of Angelenos, LABarometer survey finds
USC students help homebound Angelenos keep from going hungry
Volunteers in the Good2Go club deliver groceries each week to those unable to make it to a food bank.
Good Neighbors Campaign grantee returns home to fight diabetes in Lincoln Heights neighborhood
How USC alumni led Pasadena to one of California’s highest COVID vaccination rates
Five Trojan public health experts share their personal stories about facing down a global health crisis.
Listen: Why neighborhoods matter to brain development in children
Megan Herting, PhD, discusses how where children grow up can impact their brain development in an episode of the podcast, "Environmental Health Chat," hosted by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.Herting, an assistant professor in the department...
What is the exposome? 3 reasons why USC scientists care about this new field of research—and why you should too
By Sarah RockLeading experts in the fields of data science, environmental epidemiology and translational research recently held a workshop to discuss the future direction of a relatively new area of research known as the exposome.The concept of the exposome was first...