In a new project funded by MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, MUSC researcher Dauren Adilbay, MD, PhD, is developing an oral cancer prediction method that will improve upon the current detection model. bit.ly/4kfZ33v

COM students, residents, and faculty heard from leading experts in spine and brain health during the MIND 2025 Conference.🧠✨

Check out this recent publication featured in JAMA Network Open! MUSC first author: Amanda M. Palmer, PhD, Department of Public Health Sciences. Click to read: bit.ly/3Sh4inh

Did you know women aged 18-44 with lupus are seven times more likely to experience a cardiovascular event than those without the disease? MUSC researcher Justin Van Beusecum, PhD, is working not only to raise awareness of this risk, but to reduce it. bit.ly/3SVkACL

Check out this recent publication featured in JAMA Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery! MUSC first author: Lauren K. Dillard, PhD, AuD, Department of Otolaryngology. Click to read: bit.ly/43kXMRr

Dr. Sophie Paczesny led a multi-institutional research team that developed an immunotherapy to target leukemia stem cells. The team hopes to begin clinical trials soon, offering new hope for the treatment and prevention of leukemia. Learn More: web.musc.edu/about/news-cen…

"Receiving this award underscores the power of collaboration and innovation across South Carolina’s research community.” said MUSC Vice President for Research Timothy Stemmler, PhD bit.ly/3Tt1owb

Check out this recent publication featured in BMC Digital Health! MUSC first author: Christina M. Abrams, MD, Department of Pediatrics. Click to read: bit.ly/4k6IQhd

MUSC researchers Besim Ogretmen, PhD, & Shikhar Mehrotra, PhD, founded Lipo Immuno-Tech as a vehicle for commercializing their research. Now they're sharpening their entrepreneurial skills through the SCbioDrive accelerator program.💡bit.ly/4eaoT6W

The MUSC Emerging Scholars Travel Award provides support for conference travel to students, research fellows & postdocs, like Ahmed Ibrahim, pictured at Digestive Disease Week in San Diego, CA, where he presented on liver disease. Digestive Disease Week #DDW2025

Check out this recent publication featured in Gastroenterology! MUSC first author: Sarah A. Dooley, Department of Regenerative Medicine and Cell Biology. Click to read: bit.ly/4jv37ff

“Our study shows that screening for anal cancer has the potential to reduce incidence and death rates by 65% over the lifetime – that's substantial" said MUSC researcher Ashish Deshmukh, PhD. bit.ly/43PWgbG

Trauma doesn’t always come with warning signs but support should always be within reach. MUSC researchers created “Bounce Back Now,” a free app with tools to help people manage stress and anxiety after traumatic events. Read more: bit.ly/3UL6wwc #ChangingWhatsPossible

The MUSC Emerging Scholars Travel Award supports conference travel for students, research fellows & postdocs, like Mustafa Al-Batryni, at the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery 22nd Annual Meeting in Nashville, TN. SNIS Info #SNIS2025

Check out this recent publication featured in the American Journal of Psychiatry! MUSC author: Kenneth J. Ruggiero, PhD, College of Nursing. Click to read: bit.ly/440LYW7

Rising college senior Megan VanGarven received a Summer Fellowship Award from St. Baldrick's Foundation to support her ongoing work under the mentorship of MUSC researcher Casey Langdon, PhD. Her work research on a devastating group of childhood cancers. bit.ly/44DJz2U

New work from MUSC Gazes Cardiac Research Institute Director Kurt Prins defines a multi-omic signature of skeletal muscle dysfunction in PAH. bit.ly/46IC8dn

The MUSC Emerging Scholars Travel Award supports conference travel for students, research fellows & postdocs, like Khalil Mallah, pictured (center) at Neurotrauma 2025 in Philadelphia, PA, where he presented on traumatic brain injury. NeurotraumaSociety #NNS2025

Check out this recent publication featured in JAMA Network Open! MUSC first author: Charles H. Kellner, MD, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Click to read: bit.ly/3TYomLY

Did you know SC currently ranks 45th nationally for venture capital? MUSC is changing that with two new funds to fuel health innovation and grow companies across our state. Learn more about these funds: kntn.ly/3904aa6f #ChangingWhatsPossible