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 | Fall 2009 In this issue:
Spotlighting heart failure
Offering pain relief for chronic pancreatitis
Fighting breast cancer
Comprehensive breast care team
New MUSC physicians
|  | May 2009 In this issue:
The best cancer research leads to the best cancer care
Pushing the limits of prostate cancer therapy
Research enhances standard of care for hematologic malignancies
New horizons in neuro-oncology
Coordinated, multidisciplinary care essential for GI Cancers
Chronic pancreatitis treatment first of limitless innovations expected from new center |  | January 2009 In this issue:
State-of-the-art epilepsy diagnostics and surgery
Highly coordinated collaboration drives peripheral vascular disease care
The most advanced thoracic cancer care
Family the focus at state's only pediatric burn center
Hollings Cancer Center clinical trials
New MUSC physicians
CME conference schedule |  | October 2008 In this issue:
South Carolina's only complete children's ENT care
Improving lives of congestive heart failure patients
The most effective treatments for gastrointestinal cancer
Hollings Cancer Center clinical trials
New MUSC physicians
CME conference schedule
|  | August 2008 In this issue:
MUSC Pediatric Surgery enhances minimally invasive options with robotic system and new surgeons
MUSC Total Joint Replacement Program offers the most advanced care for a lifetime
MUSC Stroke and Comprehensive Cerebrovascular Program delivers highly coordinated care unavailable elsewhere in the state and region |  | June 2008 In this issue:
MUSC offers unprecedented accuracy in radiation treatment with new TomoTherapy Hi-Art system
MUSC Ashley River Tower
Wachovia High-risk Breast Cancer Initiative brings preventive care to more women
New MUSC neuro-interventional surgery offers rare advanced treatments
New MUSC physicians
|  | April 2008 In this issue:
MUSC cardiothoracic surgery building momentum in new state-of-the-art facility
MUSC leads the way in renal cancer treatment and research
South Carolina's only comprehensive transplant center thriving at MUSC
MUSC stroke center offers expert care and rare procedures | To receive additional copies or more information contact:
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