About 80 million Americans have fatty liver disease unrelated to alcohol abuse. Cardiovascular disease, colorectal cancer and breast cancer actually are the major causes of death in patients with fatty liver disease.
Scientists and researchers discuss how humanity will respond to climate change as the 26th U.N. Climate Conference and two weeks of negotiations kick off this week.
USC researchers deepen understanding of membrane design to allow for desalination of high salinity streams using green or lower energy investment.
It’s always a party when generations of USC alumni, family and friends get together — and after the events of the past several months, this year was even more special. Take a look at our photos of a memorable weekend.
Social vulnerability was also independently associated with widening disparities in county-level coverage, signaling the need for unique, targeted interventions.
The psychiatry and neuroscience chair at the Keck School of Medicine of USC and director of the California Alzheimer’s Disease Center at USC discusses the role of medication in Alzheimer’s treatment.
The USC Gould professor is honored for her efforts to eliminate the stigma of mental illness.
Professor Skip Rizzo’s 89-year-old mother test-drives his innovations.
Physical touch is a simple form of connecting to another person and holds significance for many cultures, especially at a person’s final moments.
The Catholic Church has set in place rigorous criteria for determing if a person can be named “Saint,” including performance of a miracle. But how does the Church determine what is a miracle?
