News Archive

Patient relationships drew surgeon to head and neck cancer care; improving care keeps her motivated.

A type of cell that plays a key role in pancreatic cancer can trace its origin back to a structure that forms during embryonic development.

MUSC Hollings Cancer Center’s Benjamin Toll, Ph.D., is thrilled to be elected to help lead the Society for Research on Nicotine & Tobacco.

Hollings Cancer Center director Raymond N. DuBois, M.D., Ph.D., honored two of the center’s up-and-coming researchers with the High Impact Publications Award.

Emily Bott didn't plan to ride in LOWVELO. But when her mom was diagnosed with breast cancer, she wanted a way to contribute to cancer research.

Playing “serious” games can be an effective and engaging way to teach teamwork and other skills to robotic surgery teams.

A casual brainstorming session led Hollings researchers to consider how two systems within the body might be "talking" - and enabling cancers to grow.

With almost 20 years in clinical trials under her belt, Shanta Salzer loves that she can help patients and advance cancer research.

Head and neck cancer survivors often deal with body-image distress. A new cognitive behavioral therapy focused on their unique needs looks promising.

From exciting clinical trials and doctors with big ideas to the emotional stories of our amazing patients, 2022 has been another incredible year at Hollings.