On the latest episode of Science Never Sleeps, Dr. Caitlin Allen discusses implementation science and the role it plays in translating research to real life practice. Listen now: bit.ly/4fsNK68

A new drug for brain tumors isn't an everyday occurrence, but one just got approved for Grade 2 gliomas with an IDH mutation. And we're proud to say that Hollings was part of the international research effort that led to this new approval. bit.ly/3SWT5cd

Making progress in the treatment of triple-negative breast cancer. ABC News 4 talks to Hollings Dr. Ozgur Sahin about his research and how it could make it easier to kill cancer cells in patients with one of the most aggressive types of breast cancer. bit.ly/4fUL5lO

Check out this recent publication featured in Nature Communications! MUSC first authors: Brandon Hughes, PhD & Jessica Huebschman, PhD, Department of Neuroscience. Click to read: doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

The MUSC Emerging Scholars Travel Award provides support for conference travel to students, research fellows & postdocs, like Zomaria Smith, pictured at the 2024 NPhA/SNPhA National Convention in Los Angeles, CA!

The September Young Investigator Seminar features Sarah Dooley (Sarah Dooley), a PhD Candidate from Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)! Register now to join us on Thursday 9/19 at 1 PM ET bit.ly/3AQLk18 #ASIPvirtual #ASIPwebinar

Is dual use of e-cigarettes & cigarettes harmful, helpful, or neutral? MUSC researcher Matthew Carpenter aims to find out with DUET, or Dual Use Evaluation & Tracking, a $3.2M study funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse NIDAnews. bit.ly/4e2RKsC

Happy Labor Day! To everyone at MUSC and beyond, thank you for your hard work and dedication. Today is a day to rest and recharge. You deserve it! #MUSCFamily #ThankYou #LaborDay

The MUSC Emerging Scholars Travel Award provides support for conference travel to students, research fellows & postdocs, like Sherri McLamb, pictured at the 2024 NPhA/SNPhA National Convention in Los Angeles, CA!

Depression is common among those with incurable cancer, but it can be treated. Researchers at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center are developing a new model to provide tailored mental health care to this patient group, supported by a $3.1M National Cancer Institute grant. bit.ly/3z2wDI1

A research team including MUSC's Alexander Smith, PhD, found that an understudied brain region responds uniquely to opioids, challenging the idea that opioids mainly act through dopamine. This opens exciting new avenues for study. bit.ly/3MNQOwH

An MUSC research team found that the brain’s memory circuits, hijacked by addictive substances, can turn everyday cues, like spilled sugar, into triggers for drug cravings. By understanding this process, they hope to find new ways to prevent relapse. bit.ly/4gq0niK

Join us in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at MUSC! We’re honoring the rich cultures, histories and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. See events and more here: web.musc.edu/about/leadersh…

Drs. Anna Kirkland and Lindsay Meredith are attending ISBRA in Melbourne, Australia! They both received the MUSC Research Emerging Scholars Travel Award 🤩🌟 They are presenting current work from our group today @ 11:30am - well, 11:30am for them 🌎

MUSC researchers recently returned from a NOAA expedition in Alaska where they collected a deep-sea sponge with Aleutianamine, a promising compound for pancreatic cancer treatment. Their work could lead to groundbreaking new cancer therapies. bit.ly/3MWsxVh

It's Cholesterol Education Month and knowledge is power! Discover how your genes play a role in your overall heart health with MUSC's In Our DNA SC. #InOurDNASC web.musc.edu/inourdnasc

On a brand new episode of Science Never Sleeps, Dr. Hai Yao discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on research, specifically in the temporomandibular joint function and disorders, also called TMJ. Listen now on Spotify: bit.ly/3XEzuix

Yesterday began the 10-day period known as the Days of Awe, culminating with Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. During this time of prayer and reflection, we wish all who observe a good and sweet new year. #DaysofAwe #YomKippur #RoshHashanah

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Advance Discoveries earlier this week! We enjoy getting together with members of our research community to talk science, share resources, connect with colleagues, and advance research discovery at MUSC.💡

MUSC researchers have developed electronic health record-based screening for intimate partner violence (IPV), of which South Carolina has high rates. The goal is to provide a safe space and empower people experiencing IPV to seek help. bit.ly/3NcStvN