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Using location-based data, researchers show where violent crimes are concentrated and how that information can lead to positive results.

To complete this year’s Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority is working with a team of USC experts who will gather and analyze the data. In addition, a USC-wide collaboration of engineers and social workers, architects and scientists, sociologists and students, will work to address the medical and mental health challenges, housing shortages, poverty and crime issues surrounding homelessness.

Michael Goran will look into reducing sugar intake among Hispanic children and postpartum women.

The curation and analysis of health data may lead to new ways of treating diseases, USC researchers say in public awareness film.

A study led by the Women’s Health and Exercise Laboratory at USC helps overweight women get in shape after chemotherapy.

Many parents and guardians who provide several unpaid hours of medical care for children with special health care needs have limited means and other struggles of their own. A new study calculates the value of their caregiving.

USC-led study finds that home care is beneficial for the children, but it comes at great cost to family members or guardians.

Experimental stem cell therapy offers Kris Boesen hope after a devastating car accident.

USC alum’s team certifies more than 80 first responders and provides free health services to hundreds of villagers over a two-week stay.