Two Hollings Cancer Center researchers are studying new ways to bring depression treatment to cancer survivors.

When the MUSC Health Jean and Hugh K. Leatherman Behavioral Care Pavilion opens this fall, it will represent a fresh approach

College of Nursing graduate Maggie Long will use her life experiences to help others through her work as a psychiatric nurse practitioner.

Laurie Tison's journey toward a career in occupational therapy has been a long one – one that originated more than 7,700 miles away.

Fast-track to the future: Early Assurance Program students earn their Pharm.D. degrees

As Jesse Raybon graduates from MUSC dental school, he’s planning to start career in federally qualified health center, serving rural area.

How Paul Dickson-Pesquera went from being a nuclear reactor operator in a submarine to an MUSC College of Graduate Studies graduate.

New Master of Science in Genetic Counseling program at MUSC helps meet growing demand.

Uriah Chapman lost his mom and was on his own as a teenager. He's now this year’s only COM student to graduate in three years.

Understanding who is using the latest nicotine product – oral nicotine pouches – is the key to developing future research on the pouches' effects.

In a first for the MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital, surgeons transplanted a new heart and a new kidney into a 12-year-old girl on the same day.

Two women found friendship and solidarity as they go about their lives after a glioblastoma diagnosis.

Anthony Cannella has always been willing to try the newest treatments for lymphoma. So he readily agreed to sign up for a CAR-T clinical trial at Hollings.

Children who do not meet inclusion criteria for current peds studies now have a chance through an innovative program.

MUSC Health takes methodical approach to prepping for storms. Now, leaders have published emergency management guide to help others in health care.

As home to the state's only neuro-oncologists, MUSC Hollings Cancer Center can offer the latest care options and clinical trials to people with brain tumors.

The Palmetto Gold Award, presented annually by the South Carolina Nurses Foundation, highlights the top nurses from across the state.

“Accommodations don’t just help a few people – they improve the environment for everyone," says researcher living with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.

Jeremy Oakley says having a support system at MUSC changed his life.

A collaborative faculty group promotes excellence in education and prepares future practitioners.

Renowned dermatologist and College of Medicine alumna Dendy Engelman, M.D., will be the keynote speaker at MUSC’s 195th Commencement Ceremony on May 17.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize the practice of dentistry, from real-time diagnostics to enhanced treatment planning.

MUSC study shows that long-acting antiretroviral therapy for persons living with HIV can be administered safely and effectively at home.

Urinary tract infections affect about half of all women at some point in their lifetimes. Here’s how to reduce your risk, plus when and how to get help.

MUSC urologist offers single-port surgery for prostate operations.