"If I can quit, anybody can."
Deborah Giles smoked three packs a day for decades and had given up hope of ever quitting, but then along came Katherine Hoover, PharmD.
 
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Top 10 tips to help smokers quit in 2018
   
If you or a loved one smokes, be sure to check out these 10 tips from smoking cessation experts at the MUSC Hollings Cancer Center.
    
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Lifestyle choices, such as diet and exercise, can influence cancer risk
Cancer overrides the circadian clock to survive
 
Researcher explores how inactivity and diets with high AGE (advanced glycation end products) levels can impact your chances of getting cancer in a n ew clinical trial for prostate cancer survivors.

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Researchers in Dr. Alan Diehl's lab probe how misfolded proteins cause disruptions in circadian rhythm that can contribute to tumor growth.

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HCC's signature event, Gourmet & Grapes, couples local and regional culinary talent with award-winning wineries as we join together in the fight against cancer. Since its inception in 2009, this unparalleled event has raised more than $2 million for cancer research at Hollings.
 

 

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