MUSC scientists have discovered, for the first time in people, a previously unknown pathway that helps the brain to drain away waste.

Hollings Cancer Center researchers have been awarded a federal grant to help people with HIV to quit smoking by changing practices in Ryan White clinics.

At MUSC, an artificial intelligence program is helping pathologists to analyze Pap smears more quickly and efficiently.

A highly sought-after clinical trial testing under-the-skin cochlear implants is expanding earlier than expected.

New tools out of MUSC take aim at current pitfalls and bottlenecks of collecting data for decentralized clinical trials and protecting their integrity.

When heart transplant patient get to Make-A-Wish, his generosity surprises and delights his care team.

Building on the success of its Charleston-based program, the Hollings Tobacco Treatment Program now has a pharmacist in Columbia.

Doctors at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center follow the latest research to ensure patients get just the right amount - not too little and not too much - of care.

Hands-on look for students at the science of addiction: "We bring out a human brain and spinal cord."

MUSC’s new BRIGHT Center will promote growth and health after trauma.