The Market Match program facilitates discount prices on fruits and vegetables for low-income shoppers. USC’s Howard Greenwald says 70 percent of participants say they are buying more produce than without the program.

If policymakers want to reduce the number of American infant deaths, their strategies should focus on those older than one month from lower-income families, a new study finds. The analysis compared American infant deaths to those of several European nations, as well as comparing figures between U.S. states.

To reduce the mortality rate, focus should be put on infants older than a month, analysis finds.

Five-year USC study finds significant differences between kids who learned to play instruments and those who didn’t.

Trojans volunteer and reach out worldwide.

USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics joins the Brookings Institution to launch the Schaeffer Initiative for Innovation in Health Policy.

Several sessions are planned throughout the summer, including some as far away as New York and Shanghai.

Research at the Keck School of Medicine of USC suggests there’s a physiological reason that seniors fall victim to financial scams: Complex financial decisions require connections between different parts of the brain, and those connections break down as we age.

Picture yourself in a computer game as a personalized 3-D avatar. The technology exists; USC’s Ari Shapiro and Evan Suma are bringing down the cost to make it more accessible. “If it’s fast and cheap, it’s going to be pervasive,” Shapiro says.

The new method generates hydrogen and stores it efficiently, and without further polluting the environment.