Catalyst Online

for the faculty, employees and students of the Medical University of South Carolina
updated July 30, 1999

Athlete conquers disability with discipline, hard work

Camie Ogren practices for the nationals
It wasn't hairdos Camie Ogren thought about as a teenager. She had no hair. It wasn't driving cars or dating boys or attending proms either. It was hospital appointments, cancer chemotherapy and a possible leg amputation. Full story

Local reaction to approval of bill of rights (July 23)

Central Stores closure effective Dec. 30 (July 23)

Currents (July 23)

MUSC Ink (July 23)

Patients value primary care physician for source of care (July 23)

Public Safety statistics for July 5 - July 11 (July 23)

Early detection is key to help maximize longer life (July 30)

Update on Central Stores closure to be held Aug. 5 (July 30)

Employees receive gifts through random drawing (July 30)

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