Keck Medicine of USC researchers develop a tool that separates the novice from the knowledgeable.

USC’s Richard Flory takes special note of the megachurches’ ability to “appropriate” elements from secular American culture — from music and performance to fashion. Churches across the nation followed their lead.

Analysis by USC researchers breaks data down to specific segments on race or ethnicity, sex, age group, socioeconomic status and cancer stage.

Outcomes for children and older adults with cancer have improved greatly over the past three decades, but there’s been little improvement in survival among adolescents and young adults with cancer.

Keck School of Medicine scientists use the enzymes behind marine animal glow to see if cancer immunotherapies work.

Hardly a drop is wasted as elaborate system gathers runoff, removing debris and contaminants in the process.

USC Dornsife findings offer insights into how the brain learns motor skills.

The fund will “bring untold health stories to light through groundbreaking reporting that can expose inequities and investigate promising approaches to chronic ills,” says Director Michelle Levander of the school’s Center for Health Journalism.

“Science is for everybody,” says USC’s Clifford Johnson, who wrote and illustrated The Dialogues. “You don’t have to have a billion-dollar experiment discovering some new particle to see the joy of science.”

High schooler joins USC group developing project that sends automated warnings to everyone in the field.