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MUSC Hollings Cancer Center researchers found that loosening up a CAR's grip on its Treg improved its function.

MUSC Hollings Cancer Center researcher Dr. Natalie Saini was awarded a Research Scholar Grant by the American Cancer Society.

A complicated, multidisciplinary surgery allowed a cancer survivor to leave the operating room with a full set of teeth.

When kidney cancer survivor JJ Messervy talked to a fellow patient in the waiting room, he knew he wanted to raise money for the Hollings patient support fund.

On World Pancreatic Cancer Day, researchers and survivors gathered to share progress in the fight against pancreatic cancer.

Cervical cancer deaths in women under 25, who were tweens when the HPV vaccine was introduced, have plunged, Hollings researchers show.

New research shows how Tregs could transform care for type 1 diabetes and eventually cancer and autoimmune diseases.

Family caregivers take on medical, physical, social, financial and emotional burdens. It's important to take time to care for themselves as well.

New research at Hollings shows how the Golgi body, an organelle within cells, could be a biomarker for T-cell tumor-fighting activity.

Faith and positivity - those are the things that have kept Cynthia Waddy going through the ups and downs of lung cancer treatment.