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As the U.S. marks Pain Awareness Month, MUSC Health has several new options for treating pain.

Researchers find a nuanced approach to treating intracranial internal carotid artery aneurysms can be done safely and may get better outcomes.

MUSC researchers have engineered a new type of genetically modified immune cell that could help organ transplant patients who are prone to rejection.

Surgical team becomes first to test for, repair nerve damage in people with rib injuries/abdominal wall trauma before it’s too late.

An MUSC study lays the scientific groundwork for a new approach to preventing compromised kidney function and kidney failure in patients with lupus.

A program aimed at improving patients’ experiences in 2 Emergency Departments in Charleston has been such a success that it’s expanding to other hospitals.

With $26.5 million in new funding, SCTR will clear the way for the translation of research breakthroughs into clinics and communities.

MUSC urologist offers single-port surgery for prostate operations.

The Moodivate app improved depression symptoms significantly more than usual care treatment in a clinical trial at 22 MUSC Health primary care practices.

MUSC Health vascular surgeon develops new way to repair aortic arch damage in people with aneurysms that doesn’t require open surgery.