Transplant milestone

The Blood and Bone Marrow Transplant team recently celebrated a big milestone – 3,000 patients treated since the program offered the first transplants in South Carolina in 1987.

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Young uterine cancer patient reflects on journey

Uterine cancer patient Lakisha Pack smiles at the camera in a garden setting

Diagnosed with a rare uterine cancer at only 46, Lakisha Mack often found herself wondering why. It’s not a question that her doctors and nurses can answer. Instead, their answer to her has been to stand by her side with compassion and expert care for the past four years.

“It was rough and bumpy and scary. But as I went through it, I went through it with them,” Mack said.

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What’s great is now everyone can get it. Anyone can prescribe it. They don’t have to travel somewhere to get this medication. It really is a huge help for our families and kids.

Dr. Jacqueline Kraveka, pediatric cancer researcher

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An ovarian cancer diagnosis was the last thing that Carol Sullivan expected. But with support from friends and family and her care team at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, she's successfully come through treatment. Watch her inspiring story below.

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