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SC CTSI contributes community engagement expertise to guide ongoing vaccination campaigns

SC CTSI contributes community engagement expertise to guide ongoing vaccination campaigns

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SC CTSI-Supported USC Scientist to Study Physical Gait Rehabilitation and Brain Health in New NIA K Grant Award

SC CTSI-Supported USC Scientist to Study Physical Gait Rehabilitation and Brain Health in New NIA K Grant Award

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Featured in USC News: SC CTSI and USC Partner to Develop Films to Increase COVID Vaccinations

Featured in USC News: SC CTSI and USC Partner to Develop Films to Increase COVID Vaccinations

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Restorative Circles: SC CTSI-Supported Initiative Helps Communities of Color Suffering from COVID-19 Pandemic

Restorative Circles: SC CTSI-Supported Initiative Helps Communities of Color Suffering from COVID-19 Pandemic

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SC CTSI Earns a “Perfect 10” on Application to NIH

SC CTSI Earns a “Perfect 10” on Application to NIH

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Feature: Regina Greer-Smith Shares her Passion for Public Health, the SC CTSI, and VaccinateLA

Feature: Regina Greer-Smith Shares her Passion for Public Health, the SC CTSI, and VaccinateLA

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SC CTSI Scholar to Lead Study of Tracheostomy Infections and Antibiotics with Recently-Awarded R01 Grant

SC CTSI Scholar to Lead Study of Tracheostomy Infections and Antibiotics with Recently-Awarded R01 Grant

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SC CTSI KL2 Scholar awarded K23 grant to examine blood flow and development among children with heart defects

SC CTSI KL2 Scholar awarded K23 grant to examine blood flow and development among children with heart defects

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