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November 15, 2018 |
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How fast you walk says a lot about your healthWhile physicians aren't measuring how fast you walk as an indicator of current health just yet, a researcher in the USC Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy is looking at gait speed and how it fits in with outcomes for breast cancer survivors. |
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Alumni hear of expansion, improvements at Keck School and Keck MedicineAs part of homecoming weekend, Keck Medicine and the Keck School hosted alumni at the Annual Meeting and Healthcare Conference. The event was an opportunity to hear current campus and program news, as well as leaders' plans for the medical enterprise. |
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Audio story: A Q-and-A with Richard J. Paulson of USC FertilityIf you're not going to complete your family by age 35, it's time to freeze your eggs, according to a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. Richard J. Paulson discusses the process in an audio story. |
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Institute launches new effort for global aging researchA team of USC researchers have launched the ENIGMA World Aging Center, an effort to perform a global study of brain aging. This collaboration will help pinpoint the factors that contribute to healthy aging versus those that increase our risk for Alzheimer's or Parkinson's. |
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