Most children who are obese before they start kindergarten remain so through adolescence, which raises the risk of health problems in adulthood, study finds.
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As National Childhood Obesity Month begins, USC experts talk healthy habits and explain how sugar intake and diet affect the brain.
Reports of a slowdown in childhood obesity don’t tell the whole story, USC analysis shows.
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The USC College Board of Councilors member will discuss the new mammogram guidelines for women.
Daniel Dodgen ’86 helps communities cope with disaster.
Data from USC College neuroscientist Zhong-Lin Lu suggest effective treatment for “lazy eye,” a condition previously considered mostly irreversible in adults.
USC College psychologist Biing-Jiun Shen finds that over time, anxiety increases the risk of heart attack by 30 to 40 percent.