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Knee replacement surgeries on the rise
The number of total knee replacement surgeries has doubled over the past decade.
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New research released shows pregnancy women who take chemo have healthy babies
Belgium researchers found women who undergo chemotherapy during pregnancy have healthy babies.
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A cancer drug may help in the fight against Alzheimer's
A skin cancer drug may be able to treat Alzheimer's disease.
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Myrtle Beach health professionals suggest ways to keep fitness goals
MYRTLE BEACH, SC - Six weeks into the new year is about the time when people sometimes start to lose motivation for their new year's resolutions. There are some ways to stay on track when it comes to reaching health and fitness goals.
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McLeod Sports Medicine in Florence gets ready for another Run/Walk
The annual McLeod Sports Medicine Challenge Run/Walk will be held Saturday, March 17.
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Study shows Tai Chi helps Parkinson's patients
A new study finds Tai Chi is more effective than other exercises for patients with Parkinson's disease.
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New study released on fathers, sons, and heart disease
A new study shows that many fathers are passing heart disease onto their sons.
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Survey of doctors on honesty with patients released
Most doctors say they're not always honest with their patients.
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Another study shows Americans are eating too much salt
Odds are, you're eating too much salt.
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New study confirms the importance of quality child care
A new study says quality early childcare is important for children and their mothers.
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Government provides more money for Alzheimer's research
More help is on the way for the millions of Americans suffering with Alzheimer's disease.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Stem Cell Solution
Ask any prospective parent about having a baby and they'll tell you all they want is a healthy baby. When that doesn't happen, parents and their little one often face a lifetime of challenges. Dr. Joanne Kurtzberg oversees the Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant Program at Duke University Medical Center. She aims to help these families. She's a pioneer in cord blood stem cell therapies and currently leads a three year cord blood study to see if children with cerebral palsy can be helped.
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Fingers foods may help wean babies from bottles
Giving babies finger foods might be the best way to wean them from the bottle.
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New concern over one type of breast cancer drug
There's a new warning about possible side effects from a breast cancer drug.
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New guidelines released on how to treat Type 2 diabetes
The American College of Physicians has new guidelines to treat type 2 diabetes.
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Study shows importance of group sports activities for young people
Children left out of group activities tend to be less active on their own.
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Teens exposed to second hand smoke in cars goes down
Fewer teenagers are being exposed to second hand smoke riding in cars.
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Your risk of stroke increases if you have a certain gene
Scientists have discovered a gene that raises the risk of stroke.
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Myrtle Beach to hold 5K heart walk Saturday
MYRTLE BEACH, SC - The Choose 5K Heart Walk will take place on the boardwalk in Myrtle Beach on Saturday morning.
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Myrtle Beach hotels give check to local breast cancer patients
MYRTLE BEACH, SC - The management of Hotel Blue, and Captain’s Quarters, will present Caring In Our Lifetime with a check from funds raised during their October Breast Cancer Awareness campaign.
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Researchers study sports and smoking among teens
Playing team sports may impact whether your child smokes.
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Researchers study the link between depression and childhood relationships
New findings show depression can lead to difficult childhood relationships and not the other way around.
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STDs increasing among the 40 plus
Sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise with people over 45.
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31st Annual Grand Strand Regional Health Fair
MYRTLE BEACH - The Grand Strand Regional Medical Center annual health fair is Saturday, February 4 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Coastal Grand Mall.
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Free health fair at Shepherd of the Sea Lutheran Church
GARDEN CITY - Shepherd of the Sea Health Fair is a one-day mission to mobilize our community to help in identifying health hazards and to identify health risks they might face.
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