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Almost Half of Injured Haitians Are Children
A statistical study by a specialist group at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles and USC indicates that the victims of the Jan. 12 earthquake include an extraordinarily high number of children — more than 110,000, nearly half of the estimated total. This information should guide relief workers on the ground, according
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Globe Trotting Is His Business
USC Gould School of Law students with a sense of adventure and love of travel may want to take a page out of Ari Nathan’s book. About every three years, the 1985 USC Law graduate gets a new job in a new country. As a foreign service officer with the
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USC Students Help Jamaican Children
Over the holiday break, 10 USC School of Pharmacy students traveled to Jamaica for a service-learning project. The mission was to develop a global-active pharmacy voice while volunteering and learning about Jamaica’s health infrastructure. Among the students participating were Aubrey Monreau, Saleema Kapadia, Toni Codling-Garrett, Susan Won, Christina Yu and
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USC Medical Team OK After Aftershock
A 5.9 magnitude aftershock jolted Port-au-Prince around 6 a.m. Wednesday, causing fresh collapses and stirring fears. All 10 members of the USC/Los Angeles County Medical Aid team are fine and continuing to provide care. More and more patients with infected wounds due to lack of timely care are being seen
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SPPD Dean Tours the Southern Command
USC School of Policy, Planning, and Development Dean Jack H. Knott spoke to a packed audience about his firsthand experiences in Guantanamo Bay and Central and South America while participating in the 78th Joint Civilian Orientation Conference, sponsored by the U.S. Secretary of Defense, last fall. The week-long conference focused
