Health

Surgery can significantly improve quality of life for patients suffering from nonstop sinus issues. A USC expert explains.

USC Price alum Vrushangi Shah has gone from not knowing what healthcare administration fellowships are to becoming a national expert on them as a podcast host.

Some patients need spine surgery sooner, while others can wait. A USC expert explains how you can tell the difference.

USC Viterbi researcher Adam Simpson studies compounds created when industrial disinfectants alter food, and whether those changes could affect human health.

David Peng will become the inaugural holder of the Alia Tutor Chair for the Chief Clinical Officer for USC Health, strengthening leadership and excellence in patient care for generations to come.

A Keck Medicine of USC radiation oncologist explains how radiation therapy side effects — and coping strategies — can vary.

Randy Kendrick and his friend and mentor Rocky Tarantello created the new chair at the Keck School of Medicine of USC to support innovative research to help babies born with faulty hearts.

Though many people don’t realize it, the answer to that question is a clear “yes.” A Keck Medicine of USC hepatologist advises.

USC researchers combined ultra-high-resolution MRI with molecular and cellular brain maps to explore how the brain delivers energy to billions of cells across the cerebral cortex.

The Tsimané and Mosetén communities, who live pre-industrial lifestyles in the Bolivian Amazon, experience fairly common rates of new dementia cases — but shorter survival after diagnosis.