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Alzheimer's Action
Something is off with the math of Alzheimer’s disease. African-American seniors are twice as likely to have it as white seniors.
Frequent Fisherman
Chemicals called PFASs are found in fish from some Charleston-area waterways.
MUSC Catalyst News in Print
The February 8, 2019 issue: Stay up-to-date with news from around campus, meet MUSC employees, learn about upcoming events, and more.
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Global Health
An MUSC team is sharing its expertise in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy with therapists in El Salvador who work with children.
Fibrosis Fighter
One member of a protein family known to be complicit in fibrotic diseases such as systemic sclerosis turns out instead to protect against it.
Future of anti-cancer drugs
Researchers reveal a novel binding site for a class of anti-cancer drugs known as E1 inhibitors using novel X-ray crystallography.
Alzheimer's Action
Something is off with the math of Alzheimer’s disease. African-American seniors are twice as likely to have it as white seniors.
Frequent Fisherman
Chemicals called PFASs are found in fish from some Charleston-area waterways.
New Partnership
New partnership between MUSC and Medtronic is aimed at catching health problems earlier, streamlining and improving care while reducing costs.
Stroke Care
MUSC's Data Coordination Unit has helped answer a long-debated question about how to deal with high blood sugar in stroke patients.
Success Stories
Black History Awards honor MUSC leaders who have had a significant impact on diversity and inclusion.
Hearing is Golden
When Ted McRackan realized the usual way of measuring cochlear implant outcomes didn't match patients' real-world experience, he set out to find a better way.
Special Needs
"It's so much better now." Families of people with special needs applaud the opening of a new dental treatment area.
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