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Is there a role for e-cigarettes among adults who have not been able to stop using combustible cigarettes after using FDA-approved medication?

Working with people with brain tumors brings great satisfaction to South Carolina's only neuro-oncologists.

Three MUSC occupational therapy students are passionate about elevating the profession's role in cancer care.

South Carolinians interested in cancer survivorship - as providers, researchers, caregivers or survivors - are invited to the first SCOR symposium in June.

Meningioma doesn't attract as much research as other types of brain tumors. But Dr. Ben Strickland believes his patients deserve more options.

Dr. Kevin Roggin, new surgical oncology chief, says he learned how to be a well-rounded physician through good role models, and he wants to pass that along.

CAR-T-cell therapy can be a powerful treatment for blood cancers, but it also has significant side effects. A clinical trial at Hollings seeks to change that.

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

MUSC researchers have developed a training curriculum for community health workers to improve cancer genetic screening among Black women.

Two Hollings nurses say their involvement in the Oncology Nursing Society has helped them to grow professionally and to shape nursing practice.