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Hollings researchers uncovered data showing that women who survive cervical cancer are at greater risk of anal cancer years down the road.

The radiation therapy team MUSC Hollings Cancer Center Orangeburg is debuting the latest version of the True Beam linear accelerator.

A clinical trial at Hollings is looking for answers to a problem that Dr. Avi Siva saw was affecting her triple negative breast cancer patients.

An expanded physical therapy space for cancer survivors at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center opens possibilities for patients and the program.

New trial to test whether quit-smoking medication works to help people to quit vaping.

Many people remain unaware that HPV can cause six types of cancer – and that can affect whether people choose to vaccinate.

Counties with historically lower rates of screening for cervical cancer have higher rates of late-stage diagnosis and death.

MUSC Wellness Center program helps gynecologic cancer patients to restore quality of life by addressing physical and cognitive side effects of treatment.

A Hollings nurse is part of a national group that developed guidelines for a new certification for radiation oncology nurses.

For cancer survivors like Nathan Calhoun, getting back to normal can sometimes be harder than expected.