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For the 11th year in a row, U.S. News and World Report has named MUSC Health University Medical Center the #1 hospital in South Carolina! Read more about our rankings and the full list of high-performing specialties here: musc.co/3J2anCt #ChangingWhatsPossible @usnews

POV: You arrive at the ER with stroke symptoms, and the team is already ready for you. At MUSC Health Florence Medical Center, patients are in good hands when every second counts. #StrokeAwarenessMonth #ChangingWhatsPossible #MUSCFlorence

The SELA Study explores how social experiences impact gene function & lupus in African American women, ages 18-75. Only one study visit and a blood sample. Volunteers with/without lupus needed and compensation is available. Contact kinglu@musc.edu for more details.

During Lupus Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting M.U.S.C.L.E., our multidisciplinary team advancing lupus research, from biomarkers to environmental & genetic drivers. Their work is shaping better care & outcomes. Learn more or get involved: musc.co/3cfN6aW

When Kelly Milliron Warnock experienced an emergency, her husband rushed her to MUSC Health Camden’s ER. He wrote in to sing the team's praises: "From the time we walked in the doors… was less than three minutes!" #ChangingWhatsPossible #MUSCCamden

Clinical trials at @muschollings are helping shape better patient care. From more manageable treatment plans to earlier access to new therapies, research is directly improving options for patients today. Learn more: musc.co/4v3VNgM #ClinicalTrialsDay

While awaiting a lifesaving kidney transplant at MUSC Health, Katrina Rabb stepped onto the field at the Columbia Fireflies game to throw the ceremonial first pitch and help raise awareness about kidney disease, transplantation, and organ donation. #ChangingWhatsPossible

MUSC was proud to be represented at the @ahahospitals' Annual Healthier Together Conference in Dallas, where Denzil Coleman, Dr. Tamara Bourda, and Lindsey Floyd presented on data strategies to address health inequity. #ChangingWhatsPossible

MUSC Health’s first Mobile Primary Care clinic is now open in Wagener, bringing trusted care closer to home. Appointments available Wednesdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Wagener-Salley High School. 📞 803-395-HOME (4663) #ChangingWhatsPossible🚐

A recent hantavirus outbreak tied to a cruise ship is raising questions nationwide. Dr. Stephen Thacker says the overall public risk remains very low and there are currently no known cases in SC. Read Dr. Thacker's Q&A: musc.co/4uQRqWm

“I’m so grateful to get to be her mom.” Amanda Fortelney came to MUSC Health to deliver her daughter but faced a life-threatening emergency from pulmonary embolisms. Thanks to the ECMO team and rapid OB response, she survived. Read her story: musc.co/3OXjLuM

National Digestive Disease Awareness Month highlights the importance of digestive health. MUSC provides advanced, personalized care for GI conditions while driving research to improve diagnosis and treatment. musc.co/3P1MAGx #ChangingWhatsPossible

“Y’all feel like family to me.” One year after his heart transplant, Jon Strickland returned to MUSC Health to honor his donor and thank the team who cared for him throughout his journey. #ChangingWhatsPossible

A small act of kindness can mean so much during recovery. Thank you to the women of St. Timothy’s Lutheran Church in Camden for sewing handmade heart pillows for MUSC Camden breast cancer patients, bringing comfort and care when it’s needed most. #ChangingWhatsPossible

MUSC was proud to participate in the 38th Annual Celebrate Nursing Banquet hosted by Metrolina Council of Nursing Organizations. From Lancaster to Indian Land and Chester, our nurses continue expanding access to high-quality care across South Carolina. #MUSCCatawba

Arts in Healing at MUSC Health helped transform a garage wall into a Lowcountry marsh scene by artist Sarah Jones. Research shows healing spaces can reduce stress, improve satisfaction and support recovery. Learn more: musc.co/42waZXF #ChangingWhatsPossible

During Nurses Week, MUSC Health Lancaster and Chester held a Blessing of the Hands ceremony honoring the compassion, dedication, and legacy of nursing. Nurses gathered to reflect, give thanks, and honor those who paved the way. #MUSCCatawba #ChangingWhatsPossible

MUSC is advancing precision therapies for bladder cancer. Researchers at @muschollings are targeting ARID1A mutations to develop more effective, less toxic treatments—bringing new hope to patients. Learn more: musc.co/4w3JZfy #BladderCancerAwarenessMonth

Skin cancer risk isn’t always just sun exposure. @muschollings research shows patients who receive specialized genetic care are 3x more likely to complete recommended screenings, helping catch cancer earlier. Learn more: musc.co/4w3gtXv #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth

What started as a tick bite became a life-threatening illness for Rep. Bill Hager. After developing Rocky Mountain spotted fever and severe complications, he was treated at MUSC and is now sharing his story to raise awareness about tick safety: musc.co/4cVwozC

This Mother’s Day will be one Darcell Lomack Jackson will never forget. After her 2024 heart transplant, her son AJ Diggs became her living kidney donor, giving her a second chance at life in 2025. Living donation saves lives. Learn more: muschealth.org/transplant.