This June 6 message is an update to an earlier message of May 12. The Los Angeles Dept. of Public Health (LADPH) is investigating one case of measles in a Los Angeles County resident who recently traveled internationally. Public locations currently listed as related to this case are in Santa Clarita and Stevenson Ranch on May 28. This … Continue reading June 6, 2025: Update regarding Measles prevalence in the U.S.
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USC is committed to promoting a healthy, safe, and comfortable environment for all faculty, staff, students, and visitors. This includes having a smoke-free campus and making our community aware of the Great American Smokeout, held annually on the third Thursday in November. We have also included helpful resources below for those who smoke and want to … Continue reading Smoking Cessation
The following is an automatic transcription of the “Campus Health Read Fall 2024: Anxious Generation” 900:07:53.450 –> 00:08:00.839USC: all right. Hello, everybody. Good afternoon. Welcome. Thank you all for coming. What a nice turnout! And we have a crowd on zoom as well. 1000:08:01.010 –> 00:08:20.405USC: I’m David Mazurian. I’m going to be your moderator … Continue reading Anxious Generation: Transcription
The theme of “Protecting, Connecting, and Thriving” was reflected in the day’s activities, which included demonstrations of Hands-Only CPR, an initiative that USC championed this past fall as a part of the LADPH campaign. The official remarks by Dr. Barbara Ferrer, director of LADPH, included the announcement of the Community Readiness Champions, an initiative to bring mental health first aid training, AED training, Stop the Bleed training, and naloxone awareness, and other community readiness programs to people throughout LA County. Continue reading USC hosts kick-off of Public Health Week
related to the Campus Health “Great Read” event, Spring 2024, “What Happened to You?” For additional information ACES Aware CDC ACEs information SAMHSA Office of the California Surgeon General The Philadelphia ACE Project Help and Training Resources Dear Stress, I am Over You Toolkit Cal Hope Support and Resources Brightlife Kids (Behavioral health coaching for … Continue reading Resources and References
Tobacco Cessation Resources and Information USC health resources — Tobacco cessation programs of the USC Pharmacies and Faculty Practice of USC Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy are open to students, faculty and staff, as well as members of the public. If you are a student, your health insurance may be applicable for these services, including the … Continue reading Smoking Cessation Resources
The “wellness-to-go” vending machines return to the University Park Campus, at two new locations, to provide around-the-clock access to health products. The machines – including one in USC Village – are stocked with everything from emergency contraception (Econtra One-Step), condoms, cold and allergy medicines, and hygiene products. Continue reading Pharmacy product vending machines return to UPC
USC employees who have the USC Trojan Care EPO, USC EPO Plus, or USC PPO medical plans are able to take advantage Lyra Health. Lyra provides care for mental/emotional health at no cost to you. Whether you’re feeling stressed, anxious, or depressed, short-term support from Lyra’s top therapists and coaches can get you “unstuck” with … Continue reading Lyra Behavioral Health Services
USC Premier Care is a Keck Medicine of USC health care navigation service available to USC Trojan Care EPO and USC PPO patients — USC employees and their families. Premier Care services for EPO/PPO patients include scheduling assistance, wellness services, screening and prevention services, transition of care services, medication management assistance, and much more. If you … Continue reading USC Premier Care
