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Dr. Aguirre de Cubas.

Early Career Scholar Award

December 30, 2024

Hollings researcher receives Department of Defense Early Career Scholar Award to improve immune therapies by targeting resistant kidney tumors.

two men in white lab coats pose in a lab at Hollings Cancer Center

Breathing Room

December 19, 2024

MUSC Hollings Cancer Center researchers found that loosening up a CAR's grip on its Treg improved its function.

cancer researcher Natalie Saini in her lab at Hollings Cancer Center

ACS Grant

December 16, 2024

MUSC Hollings Cancer Center researcher Dr. Natalie Saini was awarded a Research Scholar Grant by the American Cancer Society.

New VP of Research

December 13, 2024

Dr. Timothy Stemmler will help guide MUSC's mission as a biomedical research institution.

Illustration of neurons in light and dark blue.

Epilepsy Findings

December 06, 2024

Neuropsychologist at MUSC is a senior author with a team that linked importance of new brain cells with verbal memory and intellectual functioning.

Young person vaping. The paper is wearing a baseball hat backward and a dark shirt.

Teen Vaping

December 05, 2024

As doctors in emergency department see more signs patients have been vaping, they focus on what might help kids kick habit.

a man wearing purple shirt and tie with a purple ribbon pinned to his lapel talks to another man during a reception at Hollings Cancer Center

Pancreatic Cancer

December 03, 2024

On World Pancreatic Cancer Day, researchers and survivors gathered to share progress in the fight against pancreatic cancer.

portrait of researcher Ashish Deshmukh in jacket and collared shirt open at the neck in a sunlit hallway

HPV Vaccine Success

November 27, 2024

Cervical cancer deaths in women under 25, who were tweens when the HPV vaccine was introduced, have plunged, Hollings researchers show.

cancer and diabetes researcher Leo Ferreira in his lab at Hollings Cancer Center

Tregs to the Rescue

November 25, 2024

New research shows how Tregs could transform care for type 1 diabetes and eventually cancer and autoimmune diseases.

image of a senior scientist and graduate student posing together in the cancer immunology research lab at Hollings Cancer Center

Golgi Stress

November 22, 2024

New research at Hollings shows how the Golgi body, an organelle within cells, could be a biomarker for T-cell tumor-fighting activity.

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