The future of AI in medicine
https://youtu.be/xENiSTwm5jE The Keck School of Medicine of USC is embracing the power of AI for scientific discovery and health care delivery Artificial intelligence (AI) promises to revolutionize ... Read More »
Algorithm nation
Artificial intelligence amplifies core research strengths at the Keck School of Medicine of USC By Wayne Lewis Illustration of a machine learning network used in neuroimaging. (Courtesy ... Read More »
From Great to Greater
By Scot Macdonald Stewart Fordham, MD (Photo by Van Urfalian) Dr. Stewart Fordham has a vision: a future day when every individual has an annual MRI ... Read More »
New Study Demonstrates Feasibility of Non-invasive Profiling of Advanced Prostate Cancer by Combining Liquid Biopsies with Radiomic Analysis of CT Scans
By Hinde Kast (Originally posted at USC Norris Cancer) Cancer can evolve and adapt during therapy, leading to resistance and progression. New non-invasive technologies can track these changes ... Read More »
USC Stevens INI releases their 2021 annual report
By Sidney Taiko Sheehan Image courtesy of USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute 2021 at the USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and ... Read More »
The paralyzed will walk, the blind will see: The bionics revolution is coming
This tech isn’t about making people better, stronger or faster than ever before: It’s about helping people get more out of life again.
When blindness attacks: How research and cutting-edge clinical techniques saved a woman’s sight
She knew that if left untreated, the attack would lead to glaucoma and permanent vision loss.
Federal funding for Alzheimer’s continues to multiply at USC
More than 90 federal grants totaling $92 million were awarded to USC researchers in 2020, underscoring the university’s status as one of the nation’s leading Alzheimer's research centers.
The Path to Personalized Medicine for Everyone
Genomics, Big Data and Diversity Precision medicine based on genetic testing is far more accurate for Caucasians than for other groups. Tests can accurately determine a Caucasian’s risk ... Read More »