Science Never Sleeps: An MUSC Research Podcast

Dr. Kathleen Lindell discusses her research in palliative care and improving quality of life for patients with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF).

Dr. Yao and Dr. Sun discuss biomedical engineering and how they are using AI in their work to improve lives.

Dr. Caitlin Allen discusses implementation science and the role it plays in translating discoveries into real-world medical applications.

Dr. Kevin Hughes discusses his research on developing tools that make cancer genetic testing simple, safe and efficient.

Dr. Sabrina Horvath discusses her research in childhood language development and disorder, late talkers, and vocabulary development.

Dr. Stephanie Aghamoosa discusses her research of the aging brain and cognitive function.

Dr. Carla Danielson discusses her research in helping at-risk youth respond to trauma and how that research has led to new approaches in clinic today.

Dr. James Krause discusses SCI & his life-long commitment to understanding the impact of neurologic injury on health, quality of life, employment & longevity.

Dr. Catrina Robinson discusses her research on understanding the role of metabolic disorders on brain health & aging.

In this episode of Science Never Sleeps, we’ll be discussing scleroderma and fibrosis, and research to find treatments and possible cures.

Drs. Donna Roberts & Mark Rosenberg discuss how the goal of health in space helps us achieve better health here at home.

Dr. Lori McMahon discusses the importance of research and the role it plays in creating safer, healthier communities.

Drs. Sunil Patel, Russell "Chip" Norris & postdoctoral student Cortney Gensemer discuss innovation in healthcare & Ehlers-Danlos at MUSC.

Dr. Kathleen Lindell discusses how pulmonary support & palliative care have become critical healthcare needs during COVID-19.

Dr. Lauren Carpenter discusses Autism Spectrum Disorder: causes, diagnosis, treatment & the role genetics and environment plays in all of it.

Dr. Patrick Woster discusses drug discovery and breaks down the process of developing effective therapeutic medications.

Dr. Wally Renee discusses advancements in dentistry and the connection between oral health and overall health.

Dr. Habib Rizk discusses his work in hearing-related and dizziness-related research.

Dr. Matthew Carpenter discusses the psychology of nicotine dependence, public health policy for tobacco control & latest approaches to smoking cessation.

Dr. Stephen Duncan discusses his research in regenerative medicine and the promising future of precision medicine in shaping health care.

Dr. Denis Guttridge discusses Hollings Cancer Center’s NCI designation and the translation of discovery into lifesaving therapies and prevention tools.

Dr. Patrick Flume discusses his work in cystic fibrosis and the importance of clinical trials in shaping health care.

Dr. Michael Scmidt discusses the past, present, and future of COVID-19.

Dr. Lucinda Halstead discusses her research in mitigating transmission of COVID-19, particularly among performing artists.

Dr. Daniel Judge discusses the impact of genetics on cardiovascular disease and using genetic testing to be proactive about your health.

Dr. Heather Boger discusses neurodegenerative diseases associated with aging and how everyone can best support our aging members of community.

Dr. Peter Kalivas discusses how substance use impacts the brain and the future of addiction treatment.

Eric R. Powers, M.D., FACC discusses cardiovascular disease outreach programs at the Muhimbili National Hospital in Dar es Salaam, Tanzani