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MUSC initiative aims to increase human papillomavirus vaccination rates in underserved communities.

Electronic health record data can match patients to clinical trials when queries are designed with input from data and clinical experts.

Researchers have found a key gene that links long-term stress to a common depressive symptom, pointing to the need for more personalized depression treatments.

Neuroscientists at MUSC use a novel brain imaging technique to visualize subtle brain changes in pre-symptomatic Alzheimer’s patients.

Dr. Janice Key pioneered a program that helps kids stay healthy without having to leave school for a doctor’s appointment.

A multicenter study finds that patients with cystic fibrosis can safely take a dual combination of CF modulator drugs for four years.

MUSC researchers show that AI can be used to help to identify liver cirrhosis in electronic health records.

MUSC team finds an innovative way to reach more patients with clinical trials.

Participation in school-based wellness initiative is associated with decline in average student BMI.

Katherine Chetta, M.D., and Mindy Engevik, Ph.D., are working together on necrotizing enterocolitis.

A new treatment, dupilumab, is now available to kids with eczema and eosinophilic esophagitis, thanks in part to pediatric clinical trials at MUSC.

MUSC researchers and their collaborators will explore how cannabis smoking alters the bacterial communities in the mouth and how those changes affect the brain.

Playing “serious” games can be an effective and engaging way to teach teamwork and other skills to robotic surgery teams.