U.S. Army Reserve captain uses skills learned from USC’s nurse anesthesia program, creating new ways to help patients.

The 21-year-old who suffered a cervical spine injury in March gains significant improvement in his motor function at Keck Hospital of USC.

In California, writes USC’s Dan Schnur, elected officials pay little attention to the public disdain for the increasingly transparent link between political fundraising and government action.

Keck School of Medicine faculty discuss what has become a national public health issue.

Around the world, physicians regularly face the same problem as Brad Spellberg, chief medical officer at L.A. County+USC Medical Center: whether to use powerful antibiotics that will quickly help the patient but fuel future resistance.