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Tobacco Treatment

October 28, 2025

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

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Right-sizing Cancer Care

October 27, 2025

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.

A woman wearing a blue sweater and black gloves passes a beige colored brain to a student who is smiling and also wearing gloves.

Addiction Science

October 27, 2025

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

Dr.Kenneth Ruggiero (left) and Dr. Carla Kmett Danielson (right). Danielson directs the new BRIGHT Center and Ruggiero is co-director. Dr. Danielson directs the new BRIGHT Center and Dr. Ruggiero is co-director.

BRIGHT Center

October 23, 2025

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

From Provider to Patient

October 22, 2025

Transitioning from the role of a provider to a patient is not something any MUSC employee expects.

HPV cancers public health researcher Dr. Trisha Amboree poses at Hollings Cancer Center

Improving Screening Rates

October 22, 2025

With more support, federally qualified health centers could be a key factor in improving cervical cancer screening rates, researchers say.

 a patient poses in the Hollings garden

Rare Lymphoma

October 21, 2025

An uncommon cancer diagnosis was unwelcome news upon retirement. But Rich Maxwell found a focused team at Hollings Cancer Center.

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Precision Neurorehabilitation

October 21, 2025

MUSC to launch precision neurorehabilitation center with $6.5M in NIH support. Dr. Steven Kautz leads effort with strong potential for national impact.

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Second Chance

October 20, 2025

Bikes are Sylvie Baele's passion – her lifeline. So it makes sense that, after being diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, she would ride in LOWVELO.

An illustration of a dictionary page with the words CTE is a progress...chronic traumatic...encephalopathy...brain trauma

CTE Update

October 17, 2025

With CTE making news, two MUSC Health doctors want people to know the science behind brain the disease is evolving.

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