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COVID Update: High rate of transmission, more hospitalizations and a wild card

By Press releases submission | Jan 20, 2023

During what the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control is calling a surge in COVID cases, new number crunching gives an updated picture for much of the state.

Serious fun: Robot Olympics helps surgical teams to hone their teamwork skills

By Press releases submission | Jan 19, 2023

Robots are being used more and more frequently in the operating room, not to replace surgeons but to improve both their precision and their vision of the surgical field.

State of the Military: Change of Command

By Press releases submission | Jan 17, 2023

The annual economic impact of the military community on South Carolina is $34.3 billion, which translates to 254,095 jobs that are supported, either directly or indirectly, by the military community.

Coffee Connect @ The Wonderer

By Press releases submission | Jan 17, 2023

Say “Good Morning,” welcome new members and reconnect with familiar faces at our monthly Coffee Connect!

Gilston Agency Hosting Blood Drive February 7

By Press releases submission | Jan 17, 2023

The Gilston Agency is hosting a Blood Drive on February 7 at their offices at 15 Gamecock Avenue, Charleston, 29407.

BRIGHT outlook: A brief cognitive behavioral therapy appears promising for head and neck cancer survivors suffering from body-image distress

By Press releases submission | Jan 15, 2023

Talking, smiling, eating together – these are all social activities that are inherent to the human experience.

AI leads to better outcomes for patients

By Press releases submission | Jan 13, 2023

Imagine you just had surgery. You look down at your surgical wound, and you are unsure if it is infected or not or if you should call your doctor or go to the hospital.

CEO of MUSC Health-Lancaster Division honored for creating culture of safety

By Press releases submission | Jan 13, 2023

Each year, the South Carolina Hospital Association (SCHA) recognizes a hospital leader that strives toward achieving zero harm in his or her facility. In 2022, J. Scott Broome, CEO of MUSC Health-Lancaster Division was named the Drive to Zero Harm Leadership Award winner.

'Golden two minutes': Player's cardiac arrest shows importance of immediate action

By Press releases submission | Jan 12, 2023

Like football fans across the country, cardiologist Jeffrey Winterfield, M.D., had settled in to watch the Buffalo Bills take on the Cincinnati Bengals when he witnessed an event he called extraordinarily rare, involving Bills’ safety Damar Hamlin.

Finding healthy ways to manage stress

By Press releases submission | Jan 8, 2023

Chronic stress increases the risk of mental health problems and other health problems as well.

Cinema Sundays

By Press releases submission | Jan 6, 2023

Join us for Cinema Sundays at the Main Library!

CYP Kick Off

By Press releases submission | Jan 6, 2023

Let’s kick off 2023 with a bang…and a beverage!

Storytime

By Press releases submission | Jan 6, 2023

We are rebranding our beloved Storytime!

Dungeons and Dragon

By Press releases submission | Jan 6, 2023

Join us at Main Library for a peer led round of Dungeons and Dragons.

Town of Mount Pleasant Accepting Traffic Box Art Proposals

By Press releases submission | Jan 4, 2023

The Town of Mount Pleasant is accepting art submissions for the next phase of the Culture, Arts & Pride Commission’s Traffic Box Art program until January 30, 2023.

Charleston Interreligious Council President Dena Fokas Moses and Secretary Ed Kosak announced January 2023 as Interfaith Harmony Month

By Press releases submission | Jan 4, 2023

Today, Mayor Tecklenburg, Charleston Interreligious Council President Dena Fokas Moses and Secretary Ed Kosak announced January 2023 as Interfaith Harmony Month and a month-long series of faith-based events.