August 19, 2009

Beaufort Looks Into Prescription Plan To Help All Uninsured Residents—And Pets

A prescription-drug discount program likely to be adopted by the Beaufort County Council would give participants and their families—pets included—a break on the cost of some medicines.

Beaufort Looks Into Prescription Plan To Help All Uninsured Residents—And Pets

A prescription-drug discount program likely to be adopted by the Beaufort County Council would give participants and their families—pets included—a break on the cost of some medicines.


August 12, 2009

Schools Get Grants For Fruits And Vegetables

St. Helena and Whale Branch elementary schools and Hilton Head Early Childhood Center are among 51 South Carolina public schools to receive part of a federal grant to give students fresh fruits and vegetables in school to promote healthy eating habits.


August 10, 2009

Masters Of Healthcare

GSU now offers a new degree that will prepare for healthcare leadership positions.


July 01, 2009

Obesity among adults in US rises

WASHINGTON (AP) — Obesity rates among adults rose in 23 U.S. states over the past year and did not decline anywhere, says a new report from the Trust for America’s Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.


June 29, 2009

Kids And Chiropractors

Chiropractors for kids: Could working on a child’s back help more than just aches and pains?


June 25, 2009

CDC: Shortage of childhood infection vaccine over

ATLANTA (AP) — The U.S. government declared an end to a shortage of a childhood vaccine that protects against bacterial meningitis, pneumonia and other serious infections.


June 17, 2009

China quarantines dozens of US students

BEIJING (AP) — Dozens of American high school students were quarantined in central China after some were diagnosed with swine flu, the government said Wednesday. In New Zealand, the Roman Catholic Church placed restrictions on communion to stop the spread of the virus.

US Senate starts health care debate

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate on Wednesday made its first stab at overhauling the U.S. health care system in the Obama era, with Republicans demanding specific cost totals amid eye-popping estimates of $1 trillion-plus and Democrats determined to press ahead.


June 05, 2009

Local Radio Personality Needs Your Help

According to the National Kidney Foundation, more than 26 million Americans (one in nine adults) have kidney disease.  Millions more are at increased risk for getting it and most don’t know it. That was the case for local program director and veteran radio personality Gary Young who was shocked to find out just last year that he has Chronic Kidney Disease. Now, he’s waiting on a life changing transplant and he needs your help. News 3’s Kim Gusby shares his story.


June 04, 2009

Update:  Battery Creek Swim Restrictions

Large raw sewage spill still causing problems.  Restriction area has now been reduced.


June 02, 2009

USC Study Finds Black South Carolinians Dying of Cancer at Higher Rates

A new study by the University of South Carolina found that African-Americans in South Carolina are dying of cancer at higher rates than the rest of the nation and their white neighbors.


May 08, 2009

Tell-Aerobics Demonstration

What’s “Tell-Aerobics”?  Award winning performance and folk-artist, J’miah Nabawi gives us a peek at a new initiative that combines storytelling with exercise to get kids moving!

“Tell-Aerobic Tales” Gets Kids Moving!

Obesity is a serious health concern for children around the country.  News 3’s Kim Gusby talks with award winning performance and folk artist J’miah Nabawi about a new initiative that combines storytelling and exercise to get kids moving! 


April 29, 2009

Swine flu spreads worldwide, WHO ups alert level

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Geneva-based World Health Organization on Wednesday raised its alert level for the fast-spreading swine flu to its next-to-highest notch, signaling a global pandemic could be imminent as the virus spread further and yielded its first death outside of Mexico.

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