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Reader’s Digest highlights USC Marshall study on easy way to stay fit
A USC Marshall study led by Dr. Linda Hagen shows that, in order to ease the process of staying fit,…
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Wall Street Journal features USC healthy eating study
USC Marshall’s Linda Hagen spoke with the Wall Street Journal about her recent study that shows that simply serving yourself…
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USC Marshall’s Linda Hagen has tips for a healthier year
Linda Hagen, an assistant professor of marketing at the USC Marshall School of Business, and her coauthors conducted five experiments…
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The Great Courses and the Mayo Clinic join forces in the health and wellness arena
The Great Courses, the world’s leading online tool for lifelong learning, has started a collaborative project with the Mayo Clinic…
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Bone Biologics announces $5.75M funding for bone graft substitute development project
Bone Biologics has just announced the completion of a $5.75 funding venture in collaboration with Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation, OrthoFix Holdings,…
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Advanced Bionics Partners with Surrex Project Solutions
Advanced Bionics, a global leader in the development of cochlear implants, has partnered with Surrex Project Solutions to implement Oracle’s…
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Ear implant helps SoCal boy hear for first time — KCBS 2 Los Angeles
Team at Advanced Bionics develops ear implants that are giving the gift of hearing to people like this boy from…
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Cochlear Implants Give Child Gift Of Hearing — KCBS 2 Los Angeles
By Lisa Sigell KCBS 2 Los Angeles See the full article with additional photos at CBS2.com Tyler de Lara seems…
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Cochlear implants open deaf kids' ears to the world — Los Angeles Times
The devices implanted in Tyler were crafted at Advanced Bionics in Sylmar, one of three cochlear implant makers in the world. Employees in sterile clothing assemble parts of the implant with tweezers in a hermetically sealed room. They work under microscopes: An implant contains wires that are one-100th of an inch thick.
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Man pops question on TV after 'Bionic Ear' from Advanced Bionics restores hearing
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADxAtkz4hgI&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0] Barry Block had just had an Advanced Bionics “Bionic Ear,” or cochlear implant, surgically implanted about two weeks before…