Combatting Social Isolation
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Family Affair
Classmates. Authors. Sisters. Roxanne Brown Johnson and Michelle Brown-Nelson have always been close. Now, they graduate together.
Outlier in Field
A clinician–scientist and an neuroimaging researcher are College of Graduate Studies’ Distinguished Graduates of Year.
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The May 17, 2019 issue: Stay up-to-date with news from around campus, meet MUSC employees, learn about upcoming events, and more.
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Cancer's Glutamine Addiction
MUSC researchers exploit a metabolic Achilles heel in esophageal cancer to identify potential new therapy.
Combatting Social Isolation
MUSC researchers use natural language processing, a type of artificial intelligence, to identify socially isolated patients.
Winding Path
Logan Dowdle faced several crossroads in his life. They led to an unlikely career in neurosciences and neuroimaging.
Outlier in Field
A clinician–scientist and an neuroimaging researcher are College of Graduate Studies’ Distinguished Graduates of Year.
Family Affair
Classmates. Authors. Sisters. Roxanne Brown Johnson and Michelle Brown-Nelson have always been close. Now, they graduate together.
Healing From Within
How one graduate's fascination with medicine took her on a journey that involved discovering her true self and healing from within.
Honoring Bravery
Fifty years after Charleston hospital workers strike, civil rights leader Andrew Young returns to mark the occasion.
Nurse Graduate
A nurse saved the life of Tindall McRae's baby. That action inspired her to become a nurse herself.
Informatics Whiz
Pharmacy informatics whiz Alex Novgorodov graduates with near-perfect GPA, a long leadership resume and a residency lined up.
Just Another Drill
Former quarterback Cullen Harper leverages leadership skills, work ethic to make the transition to dentistry.
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