SC CTSI-supported team secures $6.7 million to improve understanding of Alzheimer's risk factors
The research team was supported by the SC CTSI Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Study Design (BERD) team.
Read moreThe research team was supported by the SC CTSI Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Study Design (BERD) team.
Read moreThe seminar investigated the regulatory, scientific, and logistical considerations in clinical trials involving emerging technologies, cutting edge devices, immunotherapies, gene therapies, and stem cell therapies.
Read moreChildren in low-income families face particular risks for poor nutrition and obesity, problems often associated with diets low in fresh fruits and vegetables.
Read moreMore than 20 researchers pitched ideas with leaders of the three organizations, seeking funding to test real-world health care solutions with the LA Department of Health Services.
Read moreThe SC CTSI provides resources and services to support research teams at CHLA.
Read morei2b2 allows researchers to get “counts” of potential study participants in the electronic health records who meet specific inclusion and exclusion criteria.
Read moreThe revision is designed to make the distinction between clinical trials and clinical research studies clearer.
Read moreAs National Childhood Obesity Month begins, USC experts talk healthy habits and explain how sugar intake and diet affect the brain.
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