MUSC Catalyst News

Hollings researchers Dr. Wenjian Gan and Dr. Tracy Smith are the first winners of Hollings' High Impact Publications Award.

A machine she’d never heard of before, ECMO, helped keep a Conway woman’s 10-year-old daughter alive as she battled COVID.

“It is really exciting, but it was a very preliminary step. It was not an approval.” What expert wants parents to know about vaccine for younger kids.

Spinal cord injuries can leave people feeling isolated, but survivors such as MUSC researcher James Krause exhibit a strong resilient streak.

Hollings combines expert research and state-of-the-art treatments to offer prostate cancer patients the best possible care.

Hollings launches a new prevention and awareness program to reduce prostate cancer deaths among Black men in South Carolina.

When a pregnant Myrtle Beach woman got COVID, she feared the worst. More than a month later, her family has a harrowing story to tell – with a happy ending.

Hollings is part of a prestigious national grant that will address lung cancer disparities using a collaborative approach.

Hollings researchers use imaging technology to identify liver cancer subtypes based on the sugar structures on tumors.

MUSC School of Nursing professor Angie Powers, DNP, was recently awarded the National Infantry Association Order of Saint Maurice – Legionnaire.