The Alfred E. Mann Institute for Biomedical Engineering was established at USC in 1998 to help bridg
05/12/2016
Huffington Post cited Penina Segall-Gutierrez's (Keck USC) research on the side effects of birth control shots. https://t.co/YRLTKjtLM2
This Birth Control Messes With How Your Brain Sees Food It's not your imagination: Depo-Provera can cause significant weight gain.
05/11/2016
Reuters quoted Sean Nordt of Keck Medicine of USC about the dangers of liquid ni****ne in children. https://t.co/ZR4oXfV2to
E-cigarette poisonings on rise in young kids Electronic ci******es are sickening a growing number of young kids, usually because children drink the liquid ni****ne that’s used in the devices, a U.S. study of poison center calls suggests.
05/10/2016
Irish Examiner mentioned research from USC on how brain usage changes with age. https://t.co/14hhWRof37
18 great reasons for you to enjoy being middle-aged Middle-age doesn’t have to be about struggling or settling for what you have.
05/07/2016
The Oregonian cited Jill Johnston of Keck Medicine of USC on the effects of gas spreading from animal feedlots. https://t.co/ZpuslIJYlV
Poisonous gas in Portland's air: 5 key takeaways Recent federal air monitoring wasn't as thorough as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency wanted it to be.
CBS News quoted Leslie Saxon of Keck Medicine of USC on how reliable mobile apps are for tracking health indicators. https://t.co/uJE44UzZf7
05/05/2016
New Pittsburg Courier cited Lon Schneider of Keck Medicine of USC about anti-psychotic medications. https://t.co/KXk0cW85DS
Drug companies pony up in illegal marketing cases, but critics wonder if penalties are enough If you make truck deliveries in the overcrowded downtown streets of a big city, parking tickets might simply be a cost of doing business. For top drug companies, critics say, there’s an equivalent …
05/04/2016
The Atlantic cited Jonathan Samet (Keck Medicine) on how ci******es claiming "low-tar" don't reduce disease risk. https://t.co/6OWV5qeFnQ
The Lie of Low-Tar Ci******es A decade after a judge ordered to***co companies to acknowledge their dangers, firms continue to suggest that light ci******es are safer.
05/04/2016
A USC Keck School of Medicine study has gained insight on possibly curing chronic HBV infection. https://t.co/5QJjv5hnMu
USC study paves path to a cure for chronic HBV infection The infection has been cured in mice by removing "traitors" residing in liver’s immune cells. Chronic hepatitis B infection, a lifetime disease with no
05/03/2016
Surgeons at the USC Institute of Urology are using 3-D printers to improve their chances of removing cancer. https://t.co/OIwJbNwkU5
Beating Back Prostate Cancer Focusing on personalized medicine for prostate cancer at USC Norris Inderbir Gill has a new tool he takes with him into the operating room these days: A
05/02/2016
A USC Keck School of Medicine Stem Cell study shows bone formation and vertebrate evolution. https://t.co/ace1wIcKiA
USC Stem Cell study illuminates bone formation and vertebrate evolution Rendition of developing vertebrate bones. In their study, Hojo and colleagues address the transcriptional action and evolution of Sp7/Osx, a key determinant of
04/29/2016
Huffington Post cited Stephen Gruber's (Keck USC) research on the link between coffee and lower colon cancer risk. https://t.co/AhwMWuQ3BP
10 Surprising Things You Didn't Know About Caffeine There's a lot to love about your daily cup of joe.
04/29/2016
The NYT cited Richard Paulson (Keck of USC) on how high-intensity exercise can impair fertility in women over 35. https://t.co/lRk84tLlZv
Ask Well: Exercise Can Impair Fertility The body may perceive extreme exercise as too stressful to allow ovulation to occur.
