SCOR in the News

Watch Dr. Evan Graboyes discuss the Survivorship and Cancer Outcomes Research (SCOR) Initiative and the impact of funding from LOWVELO, Hollings' fundraising bike ride for cancer research.

Latest SCOR News

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Jaw in a Day

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

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Caregivers Month

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

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Depression and Cancer

Two Hollings researchers are working together to develop a new way to get depression treatment to people with likely incurable cancer.

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Body Image Distress

Dr. Graboyes discusses body image distress for head and neck cancer survivors in a video for the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Cancer Genetic Testing

Most people with an inherited mutation that increases cancer risk have no idea – which is why genetic testing is so important, says Dr. Kevin Hughes.

MUSC Hollings Cancer Center researcher Katherine Sterba

Caregiver Burnout

Caregiving for family members with cancer can take an emotional and physical toll. Yet few caregivers are screened for distress or connected to resources.

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NCI Presentations

Drs. Evan Graboyes and Katherine Sterba recently visited the National Cancer Institute to present on their work about head and neck cancer survivorship.

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Reducing Delays

MUSC Hollings Cancer Center is leading a national trial to test an intervention to get more head-and-neck cancer patients to radiation therapy on time.

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Cancer & Body Image

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

Survivorship Topics on Health Focus

SCOR members are featured on South Carolina Public Radio's Health Focus podcast. Visit the links below to listen to the episodes.

Cancer survivorship research

Dr. Evan Graboyes talks about research related to cancer survivorship, particularly for individuals living with cancer as a chronic or recurring disease.

Brief talk therapy for head and neck cancer patients

Dr. Stacey Maurer discusses talk therapy tailored to head and neck cancer patients related to body image distress.

BRIGHT research related to body image distress

Dr. Evan Graboyes discusses his team's national clinical trial that is evaluating a tele-cognitive behavioral therapy that they developed for head and neck cancer survivors with body-image distress.

Research about cancer survivorship

Dr. Evan Graboyes talks about understanding and addressing the challenges and needs of cancer survivors and the importance of survivorship research.

Physical therapy to help with cancer related fatigue

Dr. Katie Schmitt discusses the benefits of physical therapy and occupational therapy to help with cancer related fatigue.

Managing cancer related fatigue

Dr. Stacey Maurer highlights strategies to help manage cancer related fatigue.

Physical therapy for cancer patients and cancer survivors

Dr. Katie Schmitt talks about physical therapy for cancer patients and cancer survivors.

Lifestyles choices to reduce cancer risk

Dr. Sarah Tucker Price reviews lifestyle choices and habits to help reduce the risk of cancer.

Making a plan to quit smoking

Dr. Benjamin Toll talks about deciding to quit smoking and then making a plan.

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For more information about SCOR,
please contact:
Willie Schaub
Administrative Coordinator
Survivorship and Cancer Outcomes Research
schaub@musc.edu

For direct inquiries about research or scientific opportunities, please contact:
Evan Graboyes, M.D., MPH, FACS
Director
Survivorship and Cancer Outcomes Research
graboyes@musc.edu