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Healthcare Can’t Afford to Wait Until People Get Sick

Healthcare Can't Afford to Wait Until People Get Sick Why prevention may be the best investment the healthcare system can make. The United States doesn't have a healthcare spending problem because people are getting too much care. It has a healthcare spending problem because too much of that care begins only after people become sick. Every day, our healthcare system performs extraordinary work treating heart attacks, managing diabetes, replacing worn joints, controlling chronic pain, and helping patients recover from serious illness. Those advances have extended lives and improved countless outcomes. But they also reveal an uncomfortable truth: much [...]

By |2026-08-04T19:02:34+00:00August 4, 2026|Front Page News, SCU News|
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How Diagnostic Ultrasound Is Strengthening Tactical Sports Medicine Training at SCU

How Diagnostic Ultrasound Is Strengthening Tactical Sports Medicine Training at SCU Dr. Michael Fanning’s specialized expertise is helping SCU residents develop diagnostic ultrasound skills that support clinical decisions, patient education, and coordinated musculoskeletal care. When a firefighter recently visited the Tactical Sports Medicine Clinic at Southern California University of Health Sciences, the patient reported popping and clicking near the sternoclavicular joint whenever moving their shoulder. The symptoms began after an upper-body injury sustained during an emergency response, raising concerns about damage to the joint connecting the collarbone to the chest. Using musculoskeletal ultrasound, Dr. Michael Fanning, Associate Professor [...]

By |2026-08-03T20:24:16+00:00August 4, 2026|DC-Organic, Front Page News, SCU News|
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New Study, Co-Authored by SCU Research Director, Identifies What Yoga Therapy Needs to Advance as a Healthcare Profession

New Study, Co-Authored by SCU Research Director, Identifies What Yoga Therapy Needs to Advance as a Healthcare Profession A survey of 360 yoga therapists in the United States and Canada reveals key opportunities to strengthen professional education, employment, workforce diversity, and healthcare integration. People managing chronic pain, cancer treatment side effects, mental health concerns, and other complex conditions often need support that addresses more than the disease itself. Yoga therapy may help meet some of those needs, yet many patients and healthcare providers remain unfamiliar with the profession and how it differs from a general yoga class. Yoga [...]

By |2026-08-04T02:33:14+00:00July 31, 2026|Front Page News, SCU News|
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SCU Researcher Co-Develops Framework Linking Chronic Pain and PTSD Research

SCU Researcher Co-Develops Framework Linking Chronic Pain and PTSD Research Millions of people live with both chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), yet healthcare often treats the two conditions separately. One provider may focus on physical rehabilitation while another addresses the psychological effects of trauma, leaving important connections between the two conditions overlooked. A new framework co-developed by Southern California University of Health Sciences researcher Dr. Steffany Moonaz (along with Dr. Marlysa Sullivan, a physical therapist and yoga therapist, and Dr. Belle Zaccari, a psychologist and yoga researcher )offers a different perspective—one that views chronic pain and [...]

By |2026-07-27T16:09:49+00:00July 27, 2026|Front Page News, SCU News|
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How Occupational Therapy Helps Bring Lifestyle Medicine into Daily Life

How Occupational Therapy Helps Bring Lifestyle Medicine into Daily Life Maria knew she needed to eat better and move more. Her physician had concerns about her Type 2 diabetes, weight, and declining quality of life. However, knowing what to do was not enough. Maria was a 52-year-old single mother of two teenagers who worked full time as a receptionist. Most evenings, she felt too tired to cook, walk her dogs, help her children with activities, or see friends. She spent hours watching television or scrolling through social media. Activities she once enjoyed had disappeared from her routine. Her [...]

By |2026-07-20T20:05:25+00:00July 16, 2026|Front Page News, OTD-Organic, SCU News|
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SCU PA Alum Marley E. Figueroa Munoz Selected for AAPA House of Delegates Leadership Role

SCU PA Alum Marley E. Figueroa Munoz Selected for AAPA House of Delegates Leadership Role When Marley E. Figueroa Munoz, PA, graduated from SCU’s Physician Assistant program in December 2025, she was already thinking about what it means to be part of the profession beyond clinical practice. Now practicing in Emergency Medicine, the recent graduate has been selected as a delegate for the American Academy of Physician Associates House of Delegates through the California Academy of Physician Associates. The opportunity places her in a professional leadership role early in her career, giving her a chance to learn more [...]

By |2026-07-09T23:19:21+00:00July 10, 2026|AYUR-Organic, Front Page News, SCU News|
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The Science of Doing Nothing: How Stillness Supports Whole Health

The Science of Doing Nothing: How Stillness Supports Whole Health Most quiet moments do not stay quiet for long. A few seconds in line can become a chance to check email. A break between meetings becomes a quick scroll through social media. A quiet evening can quickly fill with errands, messages, notifications, and the feeling that something still needs to get done. For many people, even rest can start to feel like another task. But from a Whole Health perspective, making time for intentional moments of stillness can help us return to ourselves, notice what we need, and [...]

By |2026-07-15T21:25:18+00:00June 24, 2026|AYUR-Organic, Front Page News, SCU News|
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Dr. Douglene Jackson on Conscious CARE, Workforce Well-Being, and Why Sustainable Care Begins with the Practitioner

Dr. Douglene Jackson on Conscious CARE, Workforce Well-Being, and Why Sustainable Care Begins with the Practitioner When Douglene Jackson, PhD, OTR/L, LMT, ATP, CYT, FAOTA, delivered the Dr. Lela Llorens Lecture at the AOTA INSPIRE 2026 Annual Conference & Expo in Anaheim, California, the moment carried deep personal and professional meaning. Dr. Jackson, Doctoral Capstone Coordinator for SCU’s Doctor of Occupational Therapy program in Phoenix, was tasked with delivering the lecture after receiving the 2025 Dr. Lela A. Llorens Award of Excellence for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion from the American Occupational Therapy Association. Her presentation, titled “Conscious CARE: [...]

By |2026-07-30T14:57:48+00:00June 16, 2026|Front Page News, OTD-Organic, SCU News|
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What Value-Based Care Means for Integrative and Whole Person Medicine

What Value-Based Care Means for Integrative and Whole Person Medicine The U.S. health care system is in the middle of a long and complicated shift. For decades, doctors, hospitals, clinics, and health systems have largely operated under a fee-for-service model. In that model, providers are generally paid each time they deliver a service, such as an office visit, lab test, imaging scan, procedure, or hospital stay. That structure helped build much of modern American health care. It created a clear way to reimburse providers, supported access to specialized services, and allowed health systems to be paid for the [...]

By |2026-07-07T16:33:38+00:00June 8, 2026|Front Page News, SCU News|
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SCU Eastern Medicine Students Deepen Global Perspective Through Exclusive China Exchange Experiences

SCU Eastern Medicine Students Deepen Global Perspective Through Exclusive China Exchange Experiences Click on the image above to view a photo gallery. Students from the Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine program at Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCU) recently participated in two international experiences in China, gaining new perspectives on Eastern Medicine, cultural tradition, clinical practice, and the role of community in health. The experiences included the SCU Exchange Program in China (Shanghai and [...]

By |2026-06-03T15:44:45+00:00June 3, 2026|ACM-Organic, Front Page News, SCU News|
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