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We are one of the best and fastest growing academic units at USC. Our impressive and diverse research portfolio and our strong tradition of collaborating with public and private health agencies and institutions enable us to

  • generate new knowledge that can lead to improvements in health
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  • serve the larger communities in which we live and work, by using our special skills and knowledge.

News & Notes

Biostatistics Forum - To Be Announced
The Spring 2012 Seminar Forum is to be announced.

Center puts food, activity in 'Healthy Context'
Center for Research in Nutrition and Health Disparities draws on expertise across campus as it develops strong research program in nutrition.
 
Blair named Visiting Fellow
Dr. Steve Blair has been named a Visiting Fellow at Technische Universität München, where he will work with sports medicine faculty to analyze data and write manuscripts.
 
RO1 grant will study allergic diseases
Dr. Wilfried Karmaus will lead a study, funded by $2.8 million from NIH, on allergic diseases. The international team also includes Dr. Hongmei Zhang from Arnold School..
 
more news
HIV/AIDS: 30 years later
(July 22, 2010)
Arnold School faculty continue to be at forefront of HIV/AIDS education and prevention.
New study will examine 'food deserts'
in Palmetto State

(July 22, 2010)
Many people in rural, low-income areas have limited options in being able to shop for fruits, vegetables, and other healthy foods.
What is causing weight gain?
(July 12, 2011)
A new study by Arnold School researchers seeks answers to why Americans aren't getting thinner.

ADA awards grant
(June 7, 2011)
American Diabetes Association has awarded Dr. Anwar Merchant a grant to study possible link between periodontal microorganisms and markers of cardiovascular disease in youth.
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