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South Carolina's largest city, Charleston, had a 2024 $311 million budget. The federal government spent more than that every ...
The Medical University of South Carolina plans to build a new cancer hospital and medical office building in Charleston, making it the only dedicated cancer hospital in the state.
Trees (oak, pine, willow, and birch) are “the main culprit” at this time of year for pollen, which remains an issue until Mother’s Day, according to the Medical University of South Carolina.
South Carolina’s coast is famous for “ orange alligators ” and now a yellow one has been seen at an 18-hole golf course along the coast, photos show. It’s not exactly what it seems.
They can be life-saving but radiation from the scans also contributes to cancer risk. The authors of a new study estimate ...
ORANGEBURG — Electronic pipettes and beakers fill the shelves of Ashley Evans Knowell's laboratory at S.C. State University, where the bioengineering professor works with students to extract ...
The Country Friends (TCF), recently announced that longtime community leader Sandra Maas will serve as honorary chair of the nonprofit’s annual Art of Fashion runway show and luncheon on Sept. 11 ...
Screenshot from the Moodivate app, shown in a clinical trial conducted by Dr. Jennifer Dahne of the Medical University of South Carolina to curb depression significantly more than usual care.
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WYFF News 4 on MSNUSC medical student pushes for sunscreen dispensers in Greenville parks to fight skin cancerA University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville (SOMG) student is pushing for sunscreen dispensers to be ...
Svendsen, who conducted research on the Graniteville train wreck while at both the University of South Carolina and the Medical University of South Carolina, said states need federal support on ...
The recipients are Jessica Sabine, Chloe Buchanan, Ginger Hamilton, Karen Lyons, Katie Ware, Melinda Russell, Amanda Blevins ...
The government raised these interpretation arguments to show that abortion is not a constitutional right in South Carolina. Justice Clarence Thomas questioned the petitioner’s “significant” usage of ...
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