MUSC Catalyst News

Black woman scientist excels on the bench as well as at home raising two children.

College of Pharmacy’s Keeana Ross is headed for fellowship with Pfizer’s rare disease therapeutic team, following her passion for giving voice to voiceless.

Now a double-MUSC grad, Melissa Turpin is helping to expand knowledge about occupational therapy in South Carolina and beyond.

They've been together through college and dental school and plan to open a practice together -- but first these twin grads are headed to separate residencies.

When Joy Buie was growing up in Rock Hill, South Carolina, she lost a beloved family member. That early loss helped shape this nursing graduate's career.

Often, when a small-town kid makes it big, they are gone for good. But for this '21 COM graduate, he's not going anywhere.

MUSC Health-Charleston's Nurse of the Year has been working with patients for 45 years but hasn't slowed down.

As research shows natural immunity should be considered along with vaccine immunity, experts say shots give best possible protection against virus & variants.

After previous bouts with cancer, 85-year-old Navy veteran Wil Doak didn't let multiple myeloma knock him off course.

New mom Liza Patterson describes her painful struggles with anxiety and guilt following a successful battle with lymphoma.