SC CTSI-supported study could help improve prescribing guidance for surgeons, increasing chances that adolescent patients receive an appropriate amount of pain medication after procedures
SC CTSI-supported researchers investigate pollution effects and aid residents in accessing health-related data.
Using a novel approach, an SC CTSI biostatistician helps reveal reasons behind unequal access to Deep Brain Stimulation.
Trial Tracker, which launches today, allows USC researchers to measure and meet their accrual goals.
We sat down with Dr. Xzania White Lee, a KL2 Pathways Scholar at CHLA, to hear about her experience and how she has furthered her professional goals. We look forward to seeing all she will accomplish in the coming years.
At the 2025 Drug Information Association (DIA) Meeting, USC students and alumni presented research tackling pressing topics in Regulatory Science. Below, we highlight one of several poster presentations. Watch the poster summary video and read about Patricia Jumelle's experience.
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SC CTSI biostatistician helped design study that shows hormonal imbalances may shape both brain development and metabolic risk