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Mending Brain Injuries

Researchers are finding ways to address certain traumatic brain injuries that were once believed to be beyond recovery.

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Easier Pill to Swallow

Mark Cuban's new approach to drug pricing offers hope for lower costs while highlighting the ongoing battle for fair and transparent medication pricing.

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The Ozempic Era

How an obscure drug became a household name, revolutionizing an industry in the process.

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Overcoming Adversity

March 02, 2022

Black excellence and the importance of maintaining a positive legacy.

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The Resilience of Black People

February 02, 2022

In the face of adversity, Black people continue to be resilient.

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Diversity Benefits Everyone

November 08, 2021

Getting accepted into a Ph.D. program is not an easy job, but it is even harder for international students.

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Moms in STEM

September 08, 2021

Graduate school can present students with many challenges, but being a mother during this journey adds another layer of complexity.

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Essential PhD Tips

September 01, 2021

Newly enrolled or considering graduate school? Here are a few helpful tips.

Blood Sweat and Gears

August 24, 2021

LOWVELO is an annual fundraising bike ride to help raise funds for lifesaving cancer research at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center.

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Let There Be Light

August 19, 2021

Starting to feel the winter blues? You might be experiencing symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

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Choosing Your Fate

April 06, 2021

Finding the right mentor is a critical step in the early stages of a Ph.D. career.

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A Passion For Science

March 31, 2021

Being a Black woman in STEM presents several unique challenges.

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Helping Women in STEM

March 31, 2021

Want to help women in STEM? Follow these five tips.

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