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I Hope You Dance

Stroke survivor shows determination to walk again after stroke that paralyzed her left side.

Man wearing a baseball cap puts a device in his mouth. A harness is helping to support him, as is a woman standing beside him. She has a long dark ponytail.

PoNS Stroke Study

“I’m willing to do anything to get better,” says participant in MUSC trial testing possible treatment to help stroke survivors regain balance.

woman walking in harness for stroke recovery research

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Angie Blue

Angie Blue, a stroke survivor at the age of 36, has seen a major milestone in her recovery after participating in a research program at MUSC.

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NIH Diversity Supplement

Jenna Blaschke and Adam Baker have each been awarded NIH Diversity Supplement Awards while working with Dr. Na Jin Seo on hand function study for stroke

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MRI-equipped Ambulance

MUSC researchers partner with Emergency Medical Services to pilot test the first MRI-equipped ambulance to speed stroke response.

A man with white hair wearing a shit and tie stands beside another man who is in a wheelchair. The seated man is wearing a sweater vest, blue shirt and blue pants. They are holding a plaque and two American flags and one South Carolina flag are visible beside them.

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Governor's Awards

Gov. Henry McMaster recognizes work of MUSC researchers James S. Krause, Ph.D., and Lindsay Squeglia, Ph.D.,