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SC CTSI launched Project Dulce, a project developed by Scripps Health, to provide culturally tailored diabetes education and resources to the Pacoima community, focusing on management and prevention.
Academic researchers are challenged with navigating through regulatory hurdles, which often requires a great deal of time to search for information. In an effort to provide a solution, Professors Eunjoo Pacifici and Nancy Pire-Smerkanich envisioned creating a web portal that c…
SC CTSI program helps early-career researchers sharpen grant-proposal and statistical-analysis skills
With help from Biostatistics and Clinical Research Informatics cores, USC investigator contributes to understanding of COVID transmission in utero.
SC CTSI award jump-started a clinician’s research career on social factors exacerbating liver disease
Multidisciplinary center to study young adult cancer survivorship launched with two SC CTSI grants.
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