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.

Admittedly a few years late for her first mammogram, Kristie Rasheed was shocked by a breast cancer diagnosis. Now she encourages others to get screened.

Larissa Shannon didn't want to tell people about her breast cancer - she knew she couldn't handle the 'puppy dog eyes' from her students.

Allison Hopkins Prey was overwhelmed by the support she received during breast cancer treatment – and happy to now say, two years later, it feels so long ago.

As summer winds down, children in the Pee Dee region of South Carolina participated in the Kids Eat Free program at MUSC Health locations.

Friends, family, colleagues and former patients gathered to honor Dr. Robert Stuart as a new outpatient bone marrow transplant clinic was named in his honor.

Facing a challenging journey with uterine cancer, Debra Morin made a list of five things to remember each day.