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Meta-analysis by USC Researchers Shows Severe Eczema Associated with Increased Risk of Suicide

Meta-analysis by USC Researchers Shows Severe Eczema Associated with Increased Risk of Suicide

The unexpected findings suggest that people with bad cases of the common skin condition are 36 percent more likely to attempt suicide, suggesting heightened focus by dermatology providers on related psychiatric concerns.

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Update on the Clinical Research Harmonization initiative

Update on the Clinical Research Harmonization initiative

New analysis reveals faster, more efficient trial activation

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SC CTSI to lead first “synergy paper” collaboration on local health partnerships in Los Angeles and Chicago

SC CTSI to lead first “synergy paper” collaboration on local health partnerships in Los Angeles and Chicago

SC CTSI to lead first “synergy paper” collaboration on local health partnerships in Los Angeles and Chicago

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SC CTSI Provides Resources for Researchers Who Plan to Apply for NIH HEAL funding

SC CTSI Provides Resources for Researchers Who Plan to Apply for NIH HEAL funding

Get support to apply to the NIH Helping to End Addiction Long-term (HEAL) Initiative to address the opioid crisis.

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USC Researchers Prepare Human Trials of Potential Breakthrough Treatments for Devastating Genetic Skin Disorder

USC Researchers Prepare Human Trials of Potential Breakthrough Treatments for Devastating Genetic Skin Disorder

Two Department of Dermatology investigators have shown that a commonly-used antibiotic can trigger production of a collagen protein type necessary for normal skin.

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What's the Best Way to Stay Healthy? Let's Ask Our Studio Audience

What's the Best Way to Stay Healthy? Let's Ask Our Studio Audience

USC social scientist Karen Lincoln, Ph.D., has turned the television talk show format into an effective model for educating underserved members of the African American community about Alzheimer's disease.

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USC expert dispels diabetes myths for Latino audience

USC expert dispels diabetes myths for Latino audience

The SC CTSI director Tom Buchanan dispels diabetes myths for Latino audience

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SC CTSI Announces Spring 2018 Pilot Grant Awardees

SC CTSI Announces Spring 2018 Pilot Grant Awardees

The Southern California Clinical and Translational Science Institute (SC CTSI) funded 10 USC and CHLA researchers for the Spring 2018 award cycle.

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