This fall, Lauren Fowler joined FIRST FIIRRE as an assistant professor of health promotion, education, and behavior. She uses transdisciplinary, mixed methods to look at how multi-level health determinants contribute to mental health inequities.
As the program coordinator for Maternal and Child Health training, Mosher helps implement the two major workforce development grants awarded Liu to bolster MCH training and curriculum opportunities at USC.
Danielle Krobath's goal is to prevent and eliminate nutrition-related chronic disease disparities among children and families, and the epidemiology assistant professor has adopted a very broad lens to guide her approach.
Thomas Christensen helps people age-in-place. His goal is to support adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities stay where they are, and he's using communication sciences and disorders to do it.
The Montgomery Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic for being voted as The State's Best yet again for Best Speech Therapy and Best Audiology/Hearing Center by the annual competition hosted by The State Newspaper.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention features the success of the Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network Scholars program, which was launched in 2021 by the CPCRNs at USC, UNC, and Emory.
2024 has been a banner year for the USC Prevention Research Center, which received its highest funding award to date (nearly $5 million) plus additional funding for two special interest projects.
James Stampley's expertise focuses on the metabolic and bioenergetic adaptations humans make in response to exercise, dietary and medical interventions, particularly for high-stress populations.
The National Institutes of Health has selected one of the university's foremost aging and health communication researchers, Daniela Friedman, as the recipient of a National Institute on Aging K07 Academic Leadership Career Award.
Enakshi Saha joined the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics to continue her research on tailoring therapy to individual genetic backgrounds. She was attracted to Arnold school's reputation for high-impact research.
At USC, scientists come together from public health, nursing, psychology, social work, retail, economics, student health, medicine, computer science, engineering, and earth and ocean sciences.
Can acupuncture be used to treat chronic pain? Researchers will soon know, thanks to a new $4 million grant from the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health and National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.