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SC CTSI-supported study found lead contamination in baby teeth of children living in five Los Angeles communities — **Community Research** Pediatrics

Health and the Built Environment: A USC Professor of Architecture Sheds Light on the Role of Light in Dementia Care Communities — **Community Research** Cognitive Decline

Smartphone App Developed by USC Health Communication Researchers Boosts Healthy Eating in Families — **Community Research** Digital Health

USC Researchers Put Food Smarts into Phones to Improve Nutrition and Reduce Obesity — **Community Research** Diabetes and Obesity

Text Messages Help Patients Better Manage their Diabetes — **Community Research** Diabetes and Obesity

The Most Powerful Weapon against Asthma Is Education — **Community Research** Asthma

Electronic Consultations Break Down Barriers for Medi-Cal Patients In Los Angeles County — **Community Research** Access to Care

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