Posts Tagged ‘medical research’

A Transformational Gift toward Longevity and Aging Ney Center for Healthspan Science Gerontology-The Aging Population About Mei-Lee-Ney Images USC President Emeritus C.L. Max Nikias, Philanthropist Mei-Lee Ney, Dean Pinchas Cohen… read more →

Music Impacts the Auditory Pathway and Brain Development How Income & Music Influence Brain Development USC’s Brain and Creativity Institute Music’s Influence Social & Emotional Development Music’s Ability to Cause… read more →

Human Vaccines Project [HVP] — An Introduction Dr. Wayne C. Koff Background Lessons from HIV Vaccine Efforts From Vaccines to Human Immunology How will studying the Human Immune System Help… read more →

David Baker & The Baker Lab — An Introduction Discussion with David Baker Illustration I. Cross-Functional Disciplines Image Credit MMRF Initiative MMRF Beneficiary External Links About the Author David Baker is… read more →

Personal Health Data: Internet & New Technologies Allow Sharing of Health Data Health Data Collection Interoperability: Exchanging Electronic Health Information Health Information Blocking Sharing Personal Genomic and Health Data Sharing… read more →

New Discovery: Neurological Disease Research May Share Similar Dysfunctional Protein New Discovery Alzheimer’s Disease Parkinson’s Disease Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Future Research Images (FIG.I) Beta-Amyloid Protein (FIG.II) Alpha-Synuclein (FIG.III) FUS… read more →

With its universities, Los Angeles graduates 20% more biotech students than any other university cluster, deploys an average total research expenditures deemed the second highest in the nation and has… read more →

In his speech at the groundbreaking ceremony for the USC Michelson Center on October 23, 2014, Dr. Gary K. Michelson emphasized that the rewards of tomorrow require planning and action… read more →

In a clinical trial, backed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a multi-institutional team of hearing and communication experts led by the USC Keck School of Medicine, in association… read more →

This week, the American Heart Association (AHA) and the World Health Organization (WHO) released official statements on electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, in light of their rapid rise to popularity. Recommendations… read more →