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February 21, 2008

Cancer deaths decline

The American Cancer Society reported Wednesday that half a million cancer deaths have been avoided since death rates first started dropping in the early 1990s.


February 18, 2008

Medical: Acupuncture For Kids

Common Flu Myths


February 15, 2008

Obesity brings cancer risk

Researchers find more evidence that obesity brings greater cancer risk.


February 12, 2008

Icy Hot patches recalled

The FDA and the makers of Icy Hot voluntarily recall two products after reports of serious burns following usage.


February 08, 2008

Children given Botox died

The government is warning doctors about Botox.


February 07, 2008

Medical Miracle

A woman in the Lowcountry is making great strides and taking steps few people thought she ever would again. It is a medical miracle.


February 06, 2008

Flu spreading across state

The flu was first confirmed in the state in early January. Earlier this week, state health officials upgraded the flu outbreak to widespread.

Deaths halt diabetes study

Unexpected patient deaths partially halt NIH diabetes study.


February 05, 2008

Obesity fighting implant

The FDA recently approved a new study which uses a small pacemaker-type device to control your appetite.


February 02, 2008

Online Hospital Records

There's now a new way for you to check out area hospitals before you check in. You can now log on to the internet and check health reports for hospitals in South Carolina.


February 01, 2008

War Wounds

A new Army task force report finds as many as one in five soldiers exposed to combat suffers mild traumatic brain injury. They now plan to screen every returning soldier.

Epilepsy drug warning

FDA warns of suicide risk with epilepsy drugs.


January 31, 2008

Pregnancy & cerebral palsy

Compound cuts cerebral palsy in very premature babies.

Super Bowl bad for heart

Super Bowl excitement may be hazardous; doctors note heart attacks during World Cup.


January 28, 2008

Toxic Trailers

Study claims FEMA ignored toxic findings

Licking the Flu

Drop under the tongue could replace needles for flu vaccination

Cold Medicines

Government: Cold meds send about 7,000 children yearly to hospital ERs

Screening Uninsured Women

Statistics show one in eight women will develop breast cancer but they also indicate most uninsured women will find it late.


January 24, 2008

Payments discourage mammograms

Study: Copays lead some women to skip mammograms.


January 23, 2008

Adult vaccines encouraged

CDC wants more adults to get available vaccines.


January 21, 2008

Birthing robot in delivery room

In an effort to reduce problems during delivery, a Troy, New York hospital just added a new staffer, of sorts.


January 18, 2008

New contraceptive label

New precaution added to contraceptive label.


January 14, 2008

Medical Cosmetic Surgery

Heart grown and restarted

Rat heart with cells stripped away and replaced was restarted

Wii used for rehab

The Nintendo Wii does more than entertain kids and adults it can also help patients recovering from a stroke.


January 08, 2008

Popularity and weight control

Study: Girls who felt unpopular gained more weight.


January 07, 2008

Medical: Preventing Seasonal Ills


January 03, 2008

Catching Colds in the Cold

‘Tis the season for sniffles, but doctors say the weather is not to blame.

Fast food calorie count

Burgers, burritos, beverages. We're grabbing food on the run more than ever. But have you considered how many calories you're consuming?

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