Mollie Barnes

If you or a family member has had breast cancer, you could qualify for genetic testing. Here’s what to know.

What’s it like to leave clinical practice when a deep sense of your identity is tied to being a surgeon? J&J MedTech’s Global Vice President of Medical Affairs knows the answer.

Keck Medicine of USC researchers discovered that tumors shrank less in patients who were given steroids for symptoms of lung cancer.

A medical oncologist explains what cancers older adults should be screened for, when to start routine screenings — and possibly when to stop.

After a concert or exposure to loud noises, you might have experienced ringing in your ears. Find out the main causes of this medical condition known as tinnitus and when to see a doctor.

Acid reflux might seem like a temporary inconvenience, but long-term acid reflux can be dangerous.

You may have heard alcohol has some health benefits, but you should read this before you pick up your next drink.

A genetically modified HSV-1 could help some melanoma patients live longer. The Keck Medicine of USC physician who led the research shares how.

Over 38 million people in the United States have diabetes. A Keck Medicine of USC endocrinologist discusses five warning signs of this chronic disease.

The first-of-its-kind blood test for biomarkers of amyloid brain plaque paves the way for less-invasive screening for Alzheimer’s disease. A Keck Medicine of USC physician shares insights.

Enabling improved surgical site infection prevention strategies hinges on developing a standardized approach to capturing the scope and incidence of postoperative complications—exactly what Johnson & Johnson MedTech is working toward with the Global Surgical Site Outcomes Initiative.

The makers of Wegovy and Zepbound have lowered the price for people paying out of pocket for the popular GLP-1 weight loss drugs.

A Keck Medicine of USC urologist explains why single-port surgery’s regionalization of care can yield better outcomes for prostate cancer patients.

Many factors can create health-related anxiety. Two Keck Medicine experts share advice for how to manage stressors.

Bathing is often a frontline defense against itching for eczema. Finding a good bathing routine that works for your skin is a crucial step of managing your skincare routine, especially if you have a skin condition like eczema. If you’re looking for a remedy to stop itchiness, you might be wondering if an oatmeal bath is a good option for you.