Dr. Deborah Greenhouse of the Palmetto Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic answers viewers’ questions regarding the COVID-19 vaccine for children under 5 years old.
Many abortion rights activists said that much of their anger was directed towards the nation’s highest court, while quite a bit of it was reserved for Governor Henry McMaster and the legislature.
A federal judge has lifted a block on South Carolina’s so-called “fetal heartbeat bill” in the wake of last week’s Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade.
State health officials are encouraging South Carolinians to get tested for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases in recognition of National HIV Testing Day.
While the rollout was a “long time coming,” medical professionals believe the wait was necessary for the CDC and Food and Drug Administration to do their due diligence.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control said Wednesday it is important that children six months of age and older be vaccinated against COVID-19 now that they have been approved for the vaccine.
The state’s Dept. of Health and Environmental Control is encouraging vaccines for children under 5 after the Centers for Disease Control approved the vaccines.
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Following several incidents in the Midlands, mental health experts, Dr. Lisa Holland and Ashley Young join WIS’ Judi Gatson and Hannah Cumler to discuss how to cope with trauma and navigate grief.
Several South Carolinians are being monitored after having flight contact with a person who tested positive for monkeypox in the UK, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control announced on Tuesday.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control is warning people to watch for potentially harmful, possibly lethal algal blooms in natural, untreated rivers and lakes.
Rapid home tests have become the most common COVID-19 testing method. Doctors with the Medical University of South Carolina believe the popularity of these tests is contributing to the lack of data on the virus.
According to the South Carolina Maternal Morbidity and Mortality Review Committee, 80% of pregnancy-related deaths occur between the mother giving birth and one-year postpartum with 14% occurring between 43 days and one-year postpartum.
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, and while the disorder is becoming known as the “missed disease” among women, most may not know they’re experiencing symptoms.
The Red Cross has resumed testing blood for covid-19 antibodies to ensure doctors have every tool available to support treatment for those recovering from COVID-19.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control will begin scaling back the number of agency-managed COVID-19 testing sites statewide beginning Tuesday.
