Mollie Barnes

A Keck Medicine of USC breast surgeon discusses the FDA’s decision — and whether using HRT to treat menopause symptoms actually affects breast cancer risk.

A Keck Medicine of USC neurointerventionalist discusses how a minimally invasive, endovascularly implantable cerebrospinal fluid shunt is the next-generation treatment for normal pressure hydrocephalus — and possibly more.

Medical care is not one-size-fits-all. A medical oncologist explains how to choose the best treatment for you.

When patients receive outside medical opinions from friends, family or online sources, how can physicians respond? A Keck Medicine of USC medical oncologist shares his approach.

Making decisions about your health can be difficult. How can you be confident about which treatment plan is best? Two Keck Medicine of USC experts share their advice.

Unexplained weight gain or loss can be a cause of concern. Experts from Keck Medicine of USC share possible explanations.

Antacids can be good for providing short-term relief, but long-term use can cover up more serious medical conditions.

A hematologist-oncologist discusses signs that a different line of cancer treatment is needed.

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.