Stephanie Corral

Robert Johnson recently underwent osseointegrative surgery after experiencing a leg amputation. After surgery, he was treated by USC faculty member Lisa Fukuzato, who helped him get back to the life he left behind. Next goal for Johnson: to run! BY

The Division’s pro bono preventive wellness program for low-income residents faces uncertainty as funding dries up. BY STEPHANIE CORRAL November 29, 2021 THE FIRST TIME SERGIO JUAREZ ATTEMPTED THE 10-MINUTE WALK from his home to the USC campus, the

When 13-year-old Hudson Stimmler told his parents he couldn’t hear from his left ear in December 2017, they didn’t take him too seriously. “We’d talk to him, and he would respond,” said his mother Meghan Stimmler, who is a registered nurse. “We were

Single father Shaun Kalpakoff is one of an estimated 20,000 Americans who live with ALS. It all started two years ago when he broke his right heel bone in a running-related accident. He’s getting help from the USC ALS Clinic.

A hearing test and MRI performed at Keck Medicine of USC explained the hearing loss in Andrea Du Bois’ left ear. The doctoral candidate had an acoustic neuroma, a rare and benign tumor that slowly develops on the eighth cranial nerve leading from

When Tae Kim bought his first 3-D printer nearly 10 years ago for $400,000, he was ahead of the curve. Since then, the USC faculty member has dedicated his research to creating 3-D partial and complete dentures, which are more precise, comfortable

Thanks to USC surgeons, women born with Apert syndrome and a cleft lip deal with life on their own terms.

After being resuscitated in a USC Verdugo Hills Hospital operating room, Alfred Lopez was transferred to Keck Medical Center of USC on May 12, on