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187 new genetic variants linked to prostate cancer found in largest, most diverse study of its kind

An international collaboration led by USC explored the genomes of nearly 950,000 men, finding a total of 451 variants and refining what is known about genetic risk for ..Read More

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USC Stem Cell research from Justin Ichida’s lab advances toward clinical development for ALS, following a license agreement between companies Takeda and AcuraStem

By Cristy Lytal   USC Stem Cell scientist Justin Ichida has learned to inhabit two worlds: the university where his lab makes discoveries, and the companies that can help ..Read More

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Eye Care Without Borders: Philanthropic Couple Gives USC Ophthalmology Residents Opportunity to Rotate in India

In Cha Kim and Atul Dhablania endow a program allowing ophthalmology residents to gain invaluable surgical experience at an eye hospital in India. by Eric Weintraub In Cha ..Read More

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Keck School of Medicine’s annual report celebrates achievements and charts the path forward

  The Keck School of Medicine of USC is igniting discovery to confront the health challenges of today and build bold solutions for tomorrow. In a year of dynamic growth, ..Read More

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Staining of corneal nerves with β3-Tubulin in cornel whole mounts in mice wildtype (C57BL/6) and Cathepsin S knockout (CTSS-/-) mice, treated with 0.075% Benzalkonium chloride (BAC). Images were acquired in the central cornea using tiled confocal microscopy. Red arrows mark acute angles indication neural damage. Less acute angles are observed in BAC treated CTSS-/- mice than in WT mice.

Finding the Role of Cathepsins in Corneal Neuropathic Pain

Dry Eye (DE) is a prevalent disorder of the ocular surface, causing ocular pain and discomfort, affecting millions of people worldwide. The DE diagnosis includes signs and symptoms ..Read More

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