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Neurology, Neuroscience and Brain Health

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A new approach to neurological care

The University of South Carolina is working to address a critical disparity in brain-related health care. With a scarcity of neurologists and high rates of stroke, Alzheimer’s and other dementias, South Carolinians need a new approach to neurological care. 

Research

Breakthroughs in brain health

Researchers from across the university are pioneering advancements in dementia, stroke, autism and other brain-related conditions. Record-breaking research funding and cross-disciplinary teams create a better understanding of how the brain works and improve treatments for patients.

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  • Meeting the Needs of Tomorrow

    USC’s 100 health science degree programs train tomorrow’s physicians, nurses, pharmacists, biomedical engineers, psychologists and public health professionals. With more than 4,000 health science degrees awarded each year, we’re addressing South Carolina’s growing neurological care needs now.

    HEALTH SCIENCES

Connected Care

Through advanced diagnostics, strong clinical partnerships and brain health clinics statewide, we’re bringing highly specialized care closer to communities and patients.

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In the News

Get the latest news, stories and highlights related to neurological care and brain health from the University of South Carolina. 

 

Purpose and Promise

The university is establishing the state’s first comprehensive medical facility dedicated to integrated care and rehabilitation for brain and nervous system disorders. It’s a commitment to significantly improving outcomes for thousands of South Carolina residents and beyond.

Neurological Hospital and Rehabilitation Center
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Building a single location for neurological treatment and rehabilitation is a vital next step in addressing a critical gap in health care for brain-related conditions — in our state, region and beyond.

President Michael Amiridis
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