Hollings Horizons 2021

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Spotlight on Innovation

Hollings researchers use creative ideas and the latest technologies to spark innovative discoveries.

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Stories of Inspiration

Our cancer survivors amaze us with their constant displays of determination, hope and strength.

Hollings in the Community

Community partnerships form the core of outreach and engagement programs at Hollings.

Patient Spotlight

Wil Doak stands in a park with his arm around his wife Pat

After previous bouts with cancer, 85-year-old Navy veteran Wil Doak didn't let multiple myeloma knock him off course. He's now looking forward to traveling again with Pat, his wife of 60 years.

No Slowing Down

Dr. Craig Lockhart stands outside on a brick path

Paving a new path forward

Dr. Craig Lockhart shares his background and future vision for Hollings as he begins three clinical leadership roles at MUSC.

Dr. Robert Stuart receives Order of the Palmetto plaque from former Mount Pleasant mayor Billy Swails

Celebrating a cancer pioneer

A beloved doctor and mentor, Hollings oncologist Dr. Robert Stuart retires after working for more than 30 years at MUSC.

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Hollings In Brief

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Be Bold

Breast cancer survivor Suzette Bussey lives out her "Be Bold" theme as she navigates cancer treatment.

Summit Everest

Everyday Everest founder Cokie Cox summited Mount Everest, raising critical funding for cancer research at MUSC Hollings.

MUSC Hollings’ Survivors’ Fit Club member Joann Baldwin poses for a photo during a workout session.

Community and Strength

A routine mammogram detected something that no one can truly prepare for – stage 1 breast cancer in her right breast.

Genetic Health

Demand for genetic testing has risen 422% in the last year and can determine if you’re at risk of developing other cancers.

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Troubling Questions

Hollings researchers are studying the rise of colorectal cancer in young people and why minorities are more vulnerable.

Virgilio George, M.D., talks with a patient

National Accreditation

The rectal cancer program at Hollings has earned accreditation from the National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer.