MUSC looks to the past recognizing women who made an impact on health care, education and science.

Breast cancer survivor Agnes Judge capped off her U.S. tour of cancer centers with a visit to Hollings, the place where she was diagnosed and treated.

Poppy is a 10-year English Labrador Retriever who has brought smiles and comfort as a pet therapy volunteer at MUSC Health.

The annual MUSC Angel Tree Program celebrates 21 years supporting Tri-county children with toys and gifts thanks to many generous hearts at MUSC.

Library leader remembered for his leadership and commitment to education, research and clinical care.

When kidney cancer survivor JJ Messervy talked to a fellow patient in the waiting room, he knew he wanted to raise money for the Hollings patient support fund.

Faith and positivity - those are the things that have kept Cynthia Waddy going through the ups and downs of lung cancer treatment.

"If you have life, you have hope," explains lung cancer survivor Juan Ramonell.

Mourning the loss of their wife and mother to astrocytoma, the Kopniskys have donated to research on brain tumors and are sponsors of LOWVELO.

After twice surviving cancer, an internal medicine resident feels called to oncology.