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Training physical therapists to be advocates, tooStudent involvement in advocacy at state and federal levels has long been rooted into USC's Doctor of Physical Therapy curriculum, with students participating in everything from writing letters to face-to-face meetings with representatives on Capitol Hill. |
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USC Student Health physician: Stay healthy by focusing on prevention and balancing your lifeNew USC physician Vladimir Ayvazyan brings his internal medicine expertise to USC Student Health as its newest physician. Disease prevention and treating chronic illnesses are his interests in caring for the university's student population. |
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Alzheimer's researchers find new culprit and potential treatment target for diseaseLeaky capillaries in the brain portend early onset of Alzheimer's disease as they signal cognitive impairment before hallmark toxic proteins appear, new USC research shows. The findings could help with earlier diagnosis and suggest new targets for drugs that could slow or prevent the onset of the disease. |
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Two new instruments advance state-of-the-art cell sorting for researchersWhen it comes to sorting cells or other small particles, there's no better place to do so than USC. The university's Flow Cytometry Facility recently acquired two top-of-the-line cell sorters, the BD FACSymphony and the BioRad S3e. |
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