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2nd in World
Seventy-nine-year-old bicyclist becomes first in U.S. to benefit from new heart technology at MUSC Health.
Risky Business
Chance meeting between famous rock climber and brain researcher leads to better understanding of what makes Alex Honnold tick.
MUSC Catalyst News in Print
The March 8, 2019 issue: Stay up-to-date with news from around campus, meet MUSC employees, learn about upcoming events, and more.
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Addiction Research
MUSC researchers identify a brain circuit responsible for cocaine-seeking behavior during relapse
2nd in World
Seventy-nine-year-old bicyclist becomes first in U.S. to benefit from new heart technology at MUSC Health.
Jaw Dropping
Arionna has reason to smile after transformative Jaw in a Day surgery removes tumor, repairs jaw.
Risky Business
Chance meeting between famous rock climber and brain researcher leads to better understanding of what makes Alex Honnold tick.
Education Advocate
Charmaine Wilder is passionate about improving education in Charleston.
Medical Matchmakers
More than 160 students crammed into the Charleston Music Hall for MUSC’s Match Day to find out where they’ll be spending the next 3 to 8 years of their lives.
Making Connections
It's not easy making your way on a new campus in a new country. The MUSC International Association hopes to make it a little easier.
Diet Dilemma
Researchers have found a link between women drinking two or more diet sodas a day and an increased risk of stroke.
National Honor
Dean Raymond DuBois to receive Margaret Foti Award for Leadership and Extraordinary Achievements in Cancer Research.
Cutting Back
Abstinence shouldn't be the only goal in helping people with drinking problems, a new paper argues.
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