Unlocking secrets of immune system proteins: A potential path to new treatments

Detailed imaging reveals intricate workings of key receptors, offering fresh insights into combating disease.

Renowned USC urologic surgeon Inderbir “Indy” Gill is on the verge of performing the world’s first human bladder transplant clinical trial. His skills in robotic surgery — and zeal for innovation — are making it possible.

A new study on human tissue and plasma led by researchers at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center shows the blood test may distinguish between cancerous and benign pelvic masses with up to 91% accuracy, surpassing other commercially available tests.

The Mental Health GPS, a data-driven and peer-run service co-developed by researchers at USC, helps callers find the care they need and averts crisis.

$2.4 million grant will be used to develop new AI-powered algorithms that could lessen the need for higher-strength MRI machines and correct for various imaging artifacts.

Erroll Southers’ vision: “An environment where everyone feels safe, protected and respected.” Read more and watch the video.

USC leads all private research universities when it comes to enrolling transfer students.

Recent chair of the influential Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to address the Oct. 17 conference at Town and Gown.

Iliya Kure was a student recalls discussing the events in the summer of 2022 with classmates.

The USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work and the USC Institute for Addiction Science will provide students from underrepresented communities with stipend and internship opportunities in substance use disorder treatment.