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October 30, 2009
My Things 2 Do: Halloween events forecast
This Halloween there are a lot of spooky and fun events for you and the whole family.
October 29, 2009
My News 2: Thursday rundown
Find out how win free tickets to the Holiday Market this weekend, plus find links mentioned during today’s show.
My News 2: Support for survivors of suicide
Every 16 minutes, some one takes his or her life. It’s never easy to lose a family member, friend or loved-one. Sometimes you are left with an answer as to why that person made that decision, sometimes not. But you are not alone. There is help and support for those left behind.
How the ‘fame motive’ makes you want to be a star
In the era of reality TV, YouTube, and social media “friends” and “followers,“ it seems that everyone wants to be a star. People will perform outrageous acts on camera and revel in the attention of strangers. But what drives this need for attention?
October 28, 2009
My News 2: How to become an organ donor
Every 11 minutes another person is added to the national transplant waiting list. Carol Dolida was one of those people, needing both a kidney and a liver transplant. Here her story and find out how you can help save lives by becoming an organ donor.
Like drugs and alcohol, tanning beds can be addicting
Studies show tanning releases endorphins, an opiate-like substance produced naturally in the body that makes you feel good—so good, some people get addicted.
My News 2: Holiday and slow-cook recipe from Sandra Lee
Food Network’s Sandra Lee shared recipes with us on My News 2 today. Great fall home-cooked meals and a recipe for Gooey Carmel Brownies.
October 27, 2009
My News 2: Creative fall foliage tours
Why drive around the neighborhood when you can see spectacular views of the fall foliage on horseback, on a zip line or in a hot air balloon? Check out these great and comprehensive ideas to tour the Carolinas!
Heating healthy to combat the flu
Eating healthy is always a good idea, but during cold and flu season it’s especially important.
Eating cookies every day…the perfect diet or too good to be true?
Eat six of the special cookies throughout the day when your hungry, and in the evening you have a sensible dinner. Lynda Sells says the cookie diet worked for her.
October 26, 2009
My News 2: Busting sleep myths for better rest
Good sleep is like gold and when you don’t get enough or don’t sleep well, you and the people around you notice. Dr. John Mitchell with East Cooper Regional Medical Center helped clear up some sleep myths so you can get a quality night’s rest.
October 23, 2009
My News 2: What to feed and not to feed your pets
If you have a pet, they probably like to hang around the dinner table waiting for something deliscious to fall to the floor for them to gobble up. But just because you eat it, doesn’t mean it’s good for your pets. Find out the best and worst foods to feed your pets.
My News 2: March of Dimes fights to reduce premature births
Executive Director Meredith Repik and mom to premature twins, Kelly Lloyd joined me on My News 2 to talk about how the March of Dimes is fulfilling it’s mission in the Lowcountry.
Study: Childhood cancer survivors less likely to marry
New research has found that adults who are childhood cancer survivors are less likely to marry compared with their siblings and the general population. The side effects of treatment along with other factors play a role.
October 22, 2009
My News 2: How to spot and treat cancer in your pets
Cancer is the number one natural cause of death in geriatric cats and dogs, and it accounts for nearly 50 percent of deaths each year. Veterinary Oncologist Dr. Kathryn Taylor talks about the warning signs and the good news about treatment if your pet has cancer.
October 21, 2009
My News 2: Avoid extra calories during Girls Nights out
Attention ladies: girls night out may be good for your social life, but it could be bad for your waistline! Find out how to avoid extra calories while out on the town. Plus, find a list of links mentioned during the show.
My News 2: Pets featured Wednesday
Take a look at photos sent in by viewers of their pets during Pet Week.
How to choose healthy, ocean-friendly fish
Salmon, tuna, and other fish are loaded with heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids, so they must be good for you, right? Not so fast—some types of fish have more mercury than others, and others are harvested from the ocean or farmed in a way that’s harmful to the environment.
Despite three deaths in Detroit race, runner fatalities are rare
Three runners collapsed and died during the Detroit Marathon on Sunday. Although that news is shocking and frightening for runners and non-runners alike, such deaths are rare, experts say.
Zerona, a new device that zaps away stubborn fat without surgery
What looks like something out of a science fiction movie is delivering out of this world results to patients trying to eliminate stubborn belly, thigh and back fat.
The new procedure is called Zerona non-invasive body slimming.
Dentist eases dental pain with push of button
If the thought of a dentist’s drill makes your nervous, you aren’t alone. Studies show as many as 85 percent of adults have some kind of dental anxiety. But calming your nerves may be as easy as the touch of a button.
My News 2: Pets featured Tuesday
Take a look at photos sent in by viewers of their pets.
My News 2: How to prepare your pet for a new baby
Many couples have pets before they have children and it can be a difficult transition for your furry friend when a new baby enters the home and steals some of the attention. Find out some advice to prepare your pet for the new baby at home.
October 20, 2009
My News 2: 11-year-old fights to end hunger
Meet Katie Stagliano. She’s a fifth-grader fighting to end hunger in the Lowcountry. Her fight started with a 40 pound cabbage more than a year ago and now she’s encouraging the Lowcountry and inspiring the nation to plant gardens.
October 19, 2009
My News 2: Lowcountry Dog Magazine
This week is Pet Week on My News 2, and Monday we had Leah England from Lowcountry Dog Magazine on set to talk about new additions to their website.
My News 2: How to work a room
Networking is an essential skill for working professionals, and it can help you get ahead in the business world.
Men less likely than women to wash hands properly
While the majority of women use soap and water on their hands after using the bathroom, men often need blunt reminders to lather up, according to research on hygiene habits conducted by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
October 15, 2009
My News 2: Warning signs of Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is one of the most common crimes in the United States, with at least half of all couples experiencing one violent incident.
October 14, 2009
My News 2: Packing a fall picnic
Fall is the perfect weather to be outdoors and enjoy the Lowcountry. Why not pack a picnic with friends?!?
My News 2: fighting breast cancer in the Lowcountry
The Charleston Breast Center is a non-profit imaging center that’s working to raise the bar in breast cancer detection. Dr. Lisa baron, medical director of the Charleston Breast Center and Martha Debiassi, a breast cancer survivor joined us on today’s show to talk about the center.
