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Why you should get over your dread of the doctor right now Unlike women, who are often referred to a
Summer vaginal health: take care ‘down there’ Summer is a great time to catch up on medical exams and screenings.
If you are caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease, you know that the experience is both a gift and
Common outdoor pests can put a damper on summer plans. But some less-common bites and stings—like those from snakes or
Nearly half of people in the United States say the coronavirus pandemic has negatively affected their mental health, according to
August 2019 marked the start of my final year at the College of Charleston. More knowledgeable, prepared and mature,
Sneezing? Check. Stuffy nose? Yes. Watery eyes? Yup. Must be allergy season in South Carolina. Seasonal allergies are caused by
Do you identify as a dog person, or perhaps a crazy cat lady? Or maybe you’re an equal opportunity pet
Trailblazers, innovators and wartime heroines Women have been making their mark in medicine for centuries Women have made significant contributions
Mention going to get a colonoscopy to a friend or loved one and you’ll likely get either a grimace or
Understanding, diagnosing and treating HIV and AIDS has come a long way since the early 1980s, when the virus
For many, the new year brings resolutions and the desire to get organized. But for some adults, staying focused
Three years ago, Sherrel discovered a lump during her self-breast exam. “I really wasn’t worried about it, which is crazy
New year, new you. That’s the attitude many of us take as the calendar turns to a new year, a
There aren’t many grasses, trees or flowers pollinating this time of year, yet you have itchy eyes and a shopping
When to seek help, and when to take matters into your own hands During the busy holiday season, you may
A 59-year old woman will live cancer free after a life-saving surgery Monday that cured her early stage lung cancer.
Current and former smokers have 25 times the risk of developing lung cancer compared to non-smokers. The good news is
Lung-related illnesses linked to the use of vaping devices have caught the attention of many across the U.S. Some states
On October 4, Roper St. Francis Healthcare opened a brand-new boutique hospital, bringing hometown healthcare to Berkeley County Written by
The HPV vaccine guards against the human papillomavirus (HPV), a common sexually transmitted infection that can lead to six different
Photograph by Monkey Business Images Fall is a fast-paced, festive time of year with Halloween, Thanksgiving and a hefty portion
What can you expect from the café inside Roper St. Francis Berkeley Hospital? A wide variety of healthy, on-trend fare
A new non-surgical approach to obesity treatment is here to help you drop the pounds—for good Written by Erin Weeks