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This week, Dr. Scheurer answers questions about air travel, vaccine hesitancy and surges.

Three Black members of the MUSC family talk about why they're encouraging family and friends to get a COVID-19 vaccine.

A 16-year-old Florida native is showing love for front line health care workers in a very creative way.

Dr. Scheurer talks sharing vaccine recipes, kid trials and much more in this week's Q&A.

School-based telehealth can remove traditional health care barriers for children in underserved communities by connecting them to health care at school.

South Carolina has lost an astute business leader, generous philanthropist and beloved family man.

Charleston-area middle school students get creative in thanking experts in the art of healing during the pandemic.

How do viruses mutate? How do vaccines keep up? Dr. Danielle Scheurer explains in this week's Q&A.

COVID cases in schools show need for continued steps to slow the virus’ spread, even as many adults, including teachers, are getting vaccinated.

With better protocols for CAKUT patients, more could enjoy long-lasting transplant success, says a MUSC Children's Health urologist.