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Dr. Flume at the podium of Cystic Fibrosis Foundation event where he was honored with the 2024  Impact Award, Photograph by Candice Adelle.

Lasting Impact

March 18, 2024

Patrick Flume, M.D., was recently honored with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's 2024 Impact Award.

Egg, bottle of mustard, glass of milk and garlic sit on a table.

Food Allergy Treatment

February 28, 2024

Some people with multiple food allergies have new way to reduce risk of dangerous reactions.

Parents hold two little boys.

Rare Disorder

February 08, 2024

Can their older son’s rare, debilitating disorder be treated? British family turns to MUSC scientist whose expertise in MEF2C looks promising.

Illustration of a ribbon and group of people pictured in colors associated with Rare Disease Day. Licensed from istockphoto.com

Rare Disease Symposium

January 31, 2024

Symposium will bring together researchers and patient advocates to inform policy and chart the way forward for patients with rare diseases.

Children and adults stand on stage smiling. The kids are wearing new eyeglasses.

Vision to Learn

January 29, 2024

“I’ve gone through like 16 pairs of glasses,” 3rd grader says. Replacing them is expensive. MUSC is part of solution.

Four people smile. In the center are the words Celebrate and recognize. Below that it says welcome to celebrate. It's no secret thatMUSC's greatest strength is our faculty, staff and care team. This platform was created to shine a spotlight on your efforts, commitment and achievements, but also to deepen our sense of community. No matter where you are or what your role, you are an integral part of OneMUSC, and you have my deepest gratitude for the invaluable contributions you make every day. We see you. We appreciate you. And we celebrate you. It's signed by David J. Cole, M.D., FACS, President, MUSC.

Celebrating Employees

January 02, 2024

MUSC employees have new ways to recognize colleagues’ contributions and earn awards through Celebrate! program.

Map of the United States shows the southeast in dark purple, indicating a high level of respiratory viruses.

Virus Alert

January 02, 2024

MUSC virus tracking team documents dramatic increases in COVID, flu hospitalizations in Charleston.

Dr. Jacqueline Kraveka

New Drug Approval

December 20, 2023

A newly approved drug to prevent neuroblastoma relapse is a huge win for patients and their families, says Jacqueline Kraveka, D.O.

Map of United States shows states colored in yellow, orange, green, light green, light red, red and dark red. South Carolina is in dark red.

Respiratory Viruses

December 15, 2023

Respiratory viruses are hitting SC hard. “We have to wash our hands, stay away from people who are sick. There's still time to be vaccinated,” expert says.

Sarah Dooley dressed as a Princess as a PowerTool for Reinvented Magazine's calendar

Princesses With Powertools

December 12, 2023

Graduate student Sarah Dooley shows young women that brilliant is beautiful by becoming a princess in the lab.

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