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OT student Maddie Gies holds up a white dry erase board that pediatric cancer patients can fill out to indicate fatigue levels

Gauging Fatigue

Parents and providers often underestimate the fatigue that pediatric cancer patients are experiencing. An OT student created a coloring book to help.

Four people smile. In the center are the words Celebrate and recognize. Below that it says welcome to celebrate. It's no secret thatMUSC's greatest strength is our faculty, staff and care team. This platform was created to shine a spotlight on your efforts, commitment and achievements, but also to deepen our sense of community. No matter where you are or what your role, you are an integral part of OneMUSC, and you have my deepest gratitude for the invaluable contributions you make every day. We see you. We appreciate you. And we celebrate you. It's signed by David J. Cole, M.D., FACS, President, MUSC.

Celebrating Employees

MUSC employees have new ways to recognize colleagues’ contributions and earn awards through Celebrate! program.

Sarah Dooley dressed as a Princess as a PowerTool for Reinvented Magazine's calendar

Princesses With Powertools

Graduate student Sarah Dooley shows young women that brilliant is beautiful by becoming a princess in the lab.

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A female physican holds up a miniature street sign for elementary school students

Bike safety

November 01, 2022

MUSC Health pediatric emergency physician Dr. Elle Greer recently visited the kids at Daniel Island Elementary School to teach bicycle safety. Things got loud.

Student Mental Health

September 19, 2022

Students were not alone managing anxiety, depression, grief during the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to CAPS services.

Exercise is Medicine

April 11, 2022

As people emerge out of the pandemic, they're recognizing the connection between physical activity and exercise and good health.

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Transplant cyclist

October 26, 2021

For Zachary Sutton, a physician assistant at MUSC Health’s Transplant Clinic in Greenville, altruism is second-nature.

Group of cyclists riding on the Ravenel Bridge in Charleston during Lowvelo 2019

LOWVELO Launch

March 23, 2021

Registration opens March 24 for LOWVELO, Hollings' annual bike ride to raise money for lifesaving cancer research.

Diabetes Prevention

August 17, 2020

Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina recently made a grant to MUSC's Boeing Center for Children's Wellness.

Man standing in lab with arms crossed while wearing a doctor's coat

COVID and sports

July 23, 2020

Eugene Hong, M.D., is part of an elite group of sports medicine experts weighing in on how to safely return to sports

Healthy foods on six different pieces of toast

Duke Endowment

July 20, 2020

MUSC researchers Chanita Hughes-Halbert, Ph.D., and Anita Ramsetty, M.D., recently received a grant for work with social determinants of health.

Social Distancing

March 25, 2020

We offer a few tips on how to stay healthy – both mentally and physically – during this crazy time

Copper killer

January 16, 2020

MUSC researchers believe copper could be a hospital’s savior and a bacteria’s worst nightmare.

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