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A new water component of the Survivors' Fit Club for breast cancer survivors has one group of women calling themselves 'the mermaids.'

A Hollings researcher is investigating how yogic breathing may help cancer patients’ quality of life and health.

LOWVELO21's top fundraiser, Jenny McKay, shares her tips for other participants as LOWVELO22 ramps up.

LOWVELO22 opens registration March 14, with expectations that the fourth year will be even bigger and better than ever.

Hollings is rolling out a new physical therapy program specifically tailored to cancer patients and survivors.

MUSC Hollings Cancer Center is hosting a new training to increase the number of tobacco treatment specialists in South Carolina.

Making small lifestyle changes can have a big impact on cancer risk and outcome.

When navigating a cancer diagnosis during the holidays, Wendy Balliet, Ph.D., likes to give her patients a piece of advice – stay present in the moment.

Hollings researchers are part of a new global study that will examine different regulatory approaches to tobacco products.

Participants braved the cold and wind to celebrate LOWVELO21 and its cause: raising money for cancer research at Hollings.