Remembering Dr. Gazes
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Safe Sleep
At one day old, Henry Morris sleeps soundly on his back in MUSC Children’s Hospital, swaddled in a green blanket. That’s no accident.
COM Cup
The college’s annual tradition of getting outside and giving students a break from studying is another tremendous success.
MUSC Catalyst News in Print
The April 19, 2019 issue: Stay up-to-date with news from around campus, meet MUSC employees, learn about upcoming events, and more.
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Remembering Dr. Gazes
MUSC has lost one of its greats, and the impact has resounded not only through the hospital halls, but also throughout labs and classrooms.
Safe Sleep
At one day old, Henry Morris sleeps soundly on his back in MUSC Children’s Hospital, swaddled in a green blanket. That’s no accident.
Telehealth Temperature
A $3.6 million federal grant for MUSC funds research into what works and what doesn’t when it comes to telehealth.
Student Survey
For the first time, MUSC students are surveyed about sexual harassment and assault.
COM Cup
The college’s annual tradition of getting outside and giving students a break from studying is another tremendous success.
Autism Research
During this Autism Awareness Month, take a look at some of the autism initiatives underway at MUSC.
Puzzle Pieces
3D technology gives head and neck cancer patients a chance for the quality of life they had before diagnosis.
Heart Help
MUSC Health becomes one of first centers in Southeast to offer new procedure to help kids with congestive heart failure.
'SPARK'ing Knowledge
Autism shows up differently in the Matas' three boys. Their curiosity about the reason for that is why they signed up for the SPARK study.
Understanding Heart Defects
Heart abnormalities are at once the most common and most deadly type of birth defect in the U.S.
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