MUSC aims to create larger, more diverse workforce with curriculum changes and addition of hybrid educational programs in physical and occupational therapy.

Too many lung cancer patients don't get all the biomarker testing they should have before beginning treatment. Dr. Adam Fox wants to change that.

The Blood and Bone Marrow Transplant team recently celebrated 3,000 transplants – and patient Kennedy Golden exemplifies why they do what they do.

Orangeburg native, philanthropist and friend to MUSC Pearl Tourville is being remembered for her kindliness and support of women and babies.

Project SPARKLE grant will prepare allied health students to provide early intervention services to kids.

A Hollings immunologist will use an American Cancer Society Research Scholar Grant to study ways to make colorectal cancer more susceptible to immunotherapy.

In a feat of coordination built on years of growth and success, MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital gives two children new hearts on same day.

Lowcountry teacher Alison Lafferty was sitting at her desk when she realized she couldn’t get up. It was the start of a saga involving stiff person syndrome.

A growing number of kids have now been diagnosed with ADHD. We look at the types of ADHD and treatments.

Exhibit showcasing history, mission and achievements of The Duke Endowment, private foundation that funds important work at MUSC and elsewhere, comes to campus.