Borders are disappearing due to increasing globalization of ideas, culture and technology. Health conditions found in remote locations abroad are—now more than ever—comparable to those seen in the rural United States. With these emerging phenomena, a new global health threat continues to permeate throughout the world: non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
Global Health News and Events
MUSC cardiologists foster sustainability through training at advanced cardiac care center in Tanzania
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MUSC student pioneers lipidomics research in catfish
By Janie Thomas
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Student Trainee Travel Grant Presentation - April 10, 2014
Join the MUSC community for the MUSC Center for Global Health Student Trainee Travel Grant Presentations. Lunch is provided. |
MUSC International Bazaar 2014 - Taste the Nations
Join the MUSC community Thursday, April 17, 2014 at the Horseshoe from 11:00am-1:30pm as we celebrate international culture and cuisine. Also, learn about the work our students are doing in other countries. There will be delicious food, great music and amazing dances! |
MUSC surgeon tests Google Glass for global surgical care, education improvements
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MUSC Associate Dean encourages students to serve with open hearts, open minds
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Center for Global Health awards 2014 trainee, faculty mentor global health travel grants
Trainee Global Health Grant Awardees
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MUSC women share their inspiring stories for International Women's Day 2014
By Janie Thomas |
MUSC to host annual Hoops for Hope basketball tournament
The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is hosting its annual Hoops for Hope basketball tournament on April 26th, 2014. This event will be held in the College of Charleston’s TD Arena, and will feature the area’s finest free throw shooters and ballers. The prize for winning the 3-on-3 tournament and free throw competition is $1,500 and $500, respectively! |
MUSC professor encourages student support, mentorship
Adjusting to life as a student in the health professions can be difficult. What’s more, time and resources become increasingly threadbare for students completing coursework, participating in extracurricular programs and managing personal affairs. In combination, these responsibilities deeply impact students’ psyches and raises stress levels. |