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An MUSC children’s cancer specialist and other experts from across state find 11% improvement in childhood cancer survival over 25-year period.

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

Huger girl with rare condition is about to celebrate a birthday. Her mom is using the occasion to raise awareness about the CTNNB1 Syndrome.

Syphilis, disease that once looked like it was on the way out, is making a serious comeback, affecting not only adults but also newborn babies.

The Group 3 subtype of medulloblastoma has the worst prognosis of all the subtypes, but new research is pointing to a potential therapy.

American Academy of Pediatrics says most babies don’t need tongue-tie releases. MUSC lactation consultant gives her take from the front lines of breastfeeding.

Project SPARKLE grant will prepare allied health students to provide early intervention services to kids.

In a feat of coordination built on years of growth and success, MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital gives two children new hearts on same day.

A growing number of kids have now been diagnosed with ADHD. We look at the types of ADHD and treatments.

As summer approaches, MUSC gears up to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its Kids Eat Free at MUSC program.