Our health news section is dedicated to reporting on the health and wellness landscape of South Carolina, from public health initiatives to breakthroughs in medical research. We cover the state’s response to health crises, developments in healthcare services, and strategies for improving community health. Our reporting aims to empower South Carolinians with knowledge about health issues and resources, promoting a healthier, more informed state.
News Summary A 12-year-old girl was seriously injured in a shark bite while swimming off Hilton Head Island, prompting her airlift to a hospital for
News Summary South Carolina has confirmed its first case of measles for the year, involving an unvaccinated individual in the Upstate region. Health officials are
News Summary Nathanial ‘Nate’ G. Baker, a junior at the University of South Carolina, was killed in a hit-and-run incident involving 24-year-old Rosali I. Fernandez-Cruz,
News Summary A 12-year-old girl was airlifted after sustaining injuries from a shark bite while swimming off Hilton Head Island. Local rescue teams responded quickly,
News Summary Mitchell Huggins, a dedicated umpire, collapsed and died from heat stroke while officiating a softball game in South Carolina. Concerns about extreme heat
News Summary Two residents from South Carolina have been charged in a significant health care fraud operation that resulted in 324 individuals facing charges nationwide.
News Summary The South Carolina community is grieving the untimely death of Mitchell Huggins, a 61-year-old umpire who died from heat stroke while officiating a
News Summary South Carolina is at the forefront of a massive health care fraud operation, with the Department of Justice charging 324 individuals nationwide. The
News Summary In a significant crackdown on health care fraud, 324 individuals have been charged nationwide, including residents from South Carolina. This operation, led by
News Summary Shark bite incidents on Hilton Head Island have left South Carolina beachgoers alarmed. Two young girls were attacked within a week, suffering non-life-threatening
