About Face
For some people, outdoor activities like swimming and cycling are a fun occasional pastime. But there are also people like Mark Foist, for whom spending
Does Alcohol Put Me at Greater Risk for Liver Cancer?
It’s a fact: Drinking too much alcohol can lead to liver cancer. There are more treatment options if you are diagnosed early, so screening is
Liver Cancer: Should You Get Screened?
The early signs of liver cancer can be subtle, and some patients may not show any symptoms at all. Find out if you should get
Family or Friends Moving From Asia? You Might Want to Make Sure They Are Screened for This
The same tests and vaccinations do not occur from country to country.
According to a study of 1,246 participants where 81.4 percent were Asian, 2.9 percent
Finding a New Target
Amy Lee, PhD, has made it her mission to uncover new ways to block the growth of pancreatic cancer cells.
With a five-year survival rate of
A Better View
USC Norris surgeon Mike Nguyen is taking a look at the camera involved in robotic surgical procedures to give the team a new perspective.
There’s no
Fighting For Her Health
When a serial entrepreneur faced a harrowing diagnosis, she turned around and with the help of her physicians at USC Norris, created opportunities to support
A Breath of Change
The multidisciplinary lung cancer program at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center is helping to transform a once-dire prognosis with attitude and evidence.
Not long ago, lung cancer
Exercise Could Be Key to Continued Health For Breast Cancer Survivors
When Carla Sanchez started working out as part of a study on exercise’s impact on women who survived breast cancer, she was surprised at how vigorous it
