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Embracing the Braided River

Re-envisioning the path to STEM through MUSC neuroscience outreach.

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Pets Preventing Disease

A growing number of studies suggest that pet ownership leads to better heart health and a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease.

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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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Brain Positive Economics

May 13, 2024

Harris Eyre, M.D., Ph.D. gave the keynote address at the Lab to Leaders event where he discussed his most recent findings on brain capital.

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Effective Communication

February 21, 2024

MUSC trainees are developing skills to effectively communicate science to the general public in the 4th annual “Lab to Leaders” campus event.

Dr. Jose Pena Bravo, a recent alumnus of MUSC

Resilient Role Model

March 06, 2020

CGS alumnus Dr. Jose Pena-Bravo shared his story of resilience in the face of unexpected circumstances at the Diversity Alumni Speaker Series.

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