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MUSC receives one of 27 HRSA grants nationwide that seek to leverage telehealth to improve behavioral health in rural communities.

Not enough people are aware of lung cancer screening, even though the test can find early-stage, treatable cancer, Hollings researchers find.

Quitting smoking soon after a cancer diagnosis adds an average of two years to a patient's life, a new study finds.

Cancer patients who smoke cigarettes are more likely than nonsmokers to use cannabis, researchers find.

Electronic health record-based screening for intimate partner violence prioritizes confidentiality.

A newly approved targeted therapy for small cell lung cancer is at the forefront of a new type of drug for solid tumors.

Hollings was part of an international clinical trial that led to the FDA approval of a new drug to treat certain types of gliomas.

Two Hollings researchers are working together to develop a new way to get depression treatment to people with likely incurable cancer.

A new study aims to get a better understanding of what dual use of vapes and cigarettes looks like in real world usage.

MUSC scientists identify how cocaine triggers a specific protein in the brain to hijack normal brain circuitry and promote further drug taking.