The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) and associated doctors are releasing a report Wednesday morning that is the first of its kind of the Palmetto State.
Charleston Water System has suspended its deliveries of human waste byproducts to a plant in Williamsburg County after years of odor complaints by neighbors.
Greenville City Council approved a plan to redevelop an office complex at the intersection of Falls Street and East McBee Avenue, the headquarters for South Carolina’s largest healthcare network.
South Carolina’s Department of Public Health says almost 15,000 people, including children and teens, are living with HIV infection or AIDS in the state.
The Department of Public Health (DPH) released a public warning Thursday telling consumers to avoid mushroom-containing chocolate products after seven South Carolinians were hospitalized in connection with them.
High school sports practices are already underway to kick off the athletic season for area schools this year, so it’s important to keep safety at the top of your mind.
If you’ve ever felt like your home could use more shade, a new program between the City of Columbia and Columbia Green could give your property some relief from the heat.
As students are off from school to enjoy the summer break, school districts across the midlands are now launching summer meal programs to help provide kids with meals over the summer break.”
For kids and teens who suffer life-changing conditions, like brain and spine injuries, substantial care is needed to get them, literally and figuratively, back on their feet.
Women’s Health Month is celebrated yearly, starting on Mother’s Day. It’s the perfect time to re-evaluate your health risks, reset your intentions, and refocus on preventive care.
According to the University of South Carolina (USC), 122,000 South Carolinians aged 65 and over are suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias right now.
Unless you’ve been living underground like those infamous noisy creatures, you know by now it’s cicada season. While some find the red-eyed bugs a bit of a nuisance, one Upstate man is proving they’re not only fascinating- they’re also a feast!
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is offering free testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) at several public health departments Thursday.