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After learning she had breast cancer, Patricia Latham agreed to take part in a clinical trial to assess whether some women could avoid radiation.

Rare mutations could be a key to finding new treatments for lupus.

People with Alzheimer's tend to be less likely to get cancer. Could whatever is happening biologically be harnessed to recharge the immune system?

When Hurricane Helene disrupted IV fluid supply chain, MUSC anesthesia team got creative - and is now sharing valuable lessons learned.

Treatments for Ewing sarcoma have been essentially the same 30 years. Dr. Casey Langdon wants to change that.

A new clinical trial for women with recurrent ovarian cancer is an outgrowth of a long-term partnership between a researcher, a donor and physicians.

Could the way we preserve donor milk shape preemie gut health? A new MUSC study connects the dots between storage practices and GI outcomes.

MUSC study provides new insight that may lead to personalized repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, or rTMS, for smokers who want to quit.

Those born with both Down syndrome and congenital heart defects can still score just as high in quality of life and community engagement.

Hollings researchers uncovered data showing that women who survive cervical cancer are at greater risk of anal cancer years down the road.