Tsuyuki said its on his list of things to do.

including radiation and chemotherapy.Both his colleagues and those he mentored are remembering Nishio not only for his leadership and dedication to community causes.

and later as chair of the Board of Governors.in which a civil servant learns that he has a terminal illness and decides to do something worthwhile before he dies — build a long-delayed playground for the local children.after a six-month course of study.

YAMAMOTO/Rafu Shimpo)Nishio decided to stop the treatments he had been undergoing for his cancer.(MARIO GERSHOM REYES/Rafu Shimpo)Rafu Staff ReportAlan Takeshi Nishio passed away on Dec.

Thereafter he returned to the U.

Alan went into hospice care in February of this year; his doctors thought that he might have 2-3 months.This milestone in research expenditures reflects USCs ongoing rise as one of the top private research universities in the United States.

education and venture capital.Of USCs work in developing Alzheimers treatments.

Thornton Chair of the Department of Population and Public Health Sciences at Keck School of Medicine.examines how these threats disproportionately affect children.