Community Engagement Posts
Hot Enough for You? Why City Dwellers Say Yes—and What They Can Do About It
Dialogue Society revamps senior outreach
How health care can go green
On International Women’s Day, a USC researcher explains intersection of global health and women’s rights
Household pesticide use harms infant gross motor development, study shows
First-generation Latina doctoral candidate’s childhood exposure to pesticides inspires research
L.A. residents get their start in health careers through these programs
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.
Air pollution exposure during pregnancy is linked with greater risk of depression among Latinas
By Cristine Hall Low-income Hispanic/Latina women who are exposed to higher levels of air pollution during mid-pregnancy are at greater risk of depression one year postpartum, according to a USC MADRES Center for Environmental Health Disparities study. The research,...
