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Community Impact Stories

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

The Plight of Transgender People Seeking Basic Medical Care — **Community Research** Transgender Health

Helping People with Mental Illness Get Medical Care — **Community Research** Mental Health

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

Addressing Inequities in Care for Latino and African American Children with Autism — **Community Research** Autism

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

The SC CTSI Uses New “Promotora” Model to Improve Heart Health Among Latinos — **Community Research** Heart Health

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

NIH Funding Acknowledgment: Important - All publications resulting from the utilization of SC CTSI resources are required to credit the SC CTSI grant by including the NIH funding acknowledgment and must comply with the NIH Public Access Policy.