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USC physician assistant students host 2nd annual health fair

Free event at Boys and Girls Club of Lincoln Heights on Sept. 29
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USC Roski Eye Institute faculty members use AI with aim of revolutionizing patient care

Physicians Melinda Chang and Benjamin Xu are exploring the use of AI to automate clinical tasks.
USC Viterbi assistant professor gets research award from National Institutes of Health
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USC Viterbi assistant professor gets research award from National Institutes of Health

Wade Zeno, an expert in proteins, has received the Early-Stage Investigator’s Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award.
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Physical therapists turn to telehealth to deliver critical care

In response to COVID-19, USC’s physical therapists are coming up with creative at-home solutions to maintain treatment for patients sheltering in place.
Physical therapy grad uses his own physical battles to fuel his career
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Physical therapy grad uses his own physical battles to fuel his career

Leukemia and a rare side effect of chemotherapy didn’t stop Brandon Hsu. Instead, they inspired him.
The executive board of the Movement Network marched earlier this year to protest the police killing of George Floyd. (Photo/Courtesy of the Movement Network)
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Physical therapy alums offer free treatment for injured protesters

A nonprofit started by recent USC grads gives back to anyone who is hurt while protesting against racial injustice.
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Why does Alzheimer’s disease affect more women than men?

Supported by a new grant from the Alzheimer’s Association, USC researcher explores a key Alzheimer’s gene and how it disproportionately impacts women.
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Scientists identify a culprit behind pediatric brain cancer’s spread

The ABAT enzyme helps cancerous medulloblastoma cells feed and survive, according to a study led by the USC Brain Tumor Center and the Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Nicholas Tan, left, learns the importance of proper ergonomics and building solid habits from instructor Kenneth Kim.
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Novel partnership helps students deal with physical stress caused by dentistry

A collaboration between the university’s physical therapy and dentistry programs leads to more work with less pain.
Paul Aisen Aims to Find and Treat Alzheimer’s Early
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Paul Aisen Aims to Find and Treat Alzheimer’s Early

The USC Alzheimer's Therapeutic Institute Director leads the fight to end a disease that affects millions.