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Implantable Pump to Deliver Tumor-Fighting Drugs in the Brain

Implantable Pump to Deliver Tumor-Fighting Drugs in the Brain

Many drugs cannot pass from the bloodstream into the brain and spinal cord. When patients have cancers that involve these sites, it may be difficult to get important chemotherapies in to fight the cancer. Ellis Meng, PhD, professor of biomedical engineering, USC Viterbi School o…

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Scientist Breaks Through the Body’s Intricate Healing Process

Scientist Breaks Through the Body’s Intricate Healing Process

In a pilot investigation, Wei Li, PhD, professor of dermatology, Keck School of Medicine of USC, showed that heat shock protein 90alpha, found widely in cells throughout the human body, significantly improves healing when applied to skin ulcers in diabetic patients. The research…

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The Most Powerful Weapon against Asthma Is Education

The Most Powerful Weapon against Asthma Is Education

The Southern California city of Long Beach is home to American’s second largest port, a large municipal airport, and some of the busiest free¬ways in the country. As a result, Long Beach has some of the highest rates of both air pollution and asthma in the United States; 30% of …

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