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Being hungry appears to influence your food choices
A new study shows how hunger can influence our choices.
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Study shows caffeine may make you stronger
A new study finds exercise can change your DNA and make you stronger.
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Researchers say smoking bans improve community health
There's new medical evidence that public smoking bans are leading to wide range health benefits.
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McLeod Mobile Mammography Unit schedule announced through May
The McLeod Mobile Mammography Unit has announced upcoming visits in the Pee Dee. Visits that are open to the public during March, April, and May are:
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Study on ADHD diagnosis released
The youngest kids in class could be overdiagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder or ADHD.
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New colorectal cancer screening guidelines released
The American College of Physicians is releasing new colorectal cancer screening guidelines.
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Researchers say more studies should be done on knee replacements
British researchers are warning that more evidence is needed on the safety and effectiveness of knee replacements.
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Grand Strand doctor offers advice on preventing falls
MYRTLE BEACH, SC- Falling or the fear of falling is a serious concern for seniors.
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Women who suffer from headaches may also suffer from a lower sex drive
A new study in the journal of Sexual Medicine finds 90-percent of women seeking treatment for headaches were likely to suffer from a lower sex drive.
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Alcohol in movies impacts teen drinking
The more teens are exposed to alcohol use in movies the more likely they are to binge drink.
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Lack of sleep is a major issue for transportation workers
Sleepy transportation workers may be putting their passengers and those around them at risk.
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Carolinas Hospital System to host blood drive
FLORENCE, SC - The Carolinas Hospital System will hold a blood drive on March 15 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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Researchers release new findings on kidney donation
Donating a kidney does not appear to put donors at greater risk of heart disease than the general population.
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Diabetes increases your risk of stroke
Diabetics are at increased risk of stroke and that risk rises every year they have the disease.
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Study proves pap smears save women's lives
Regular pap smears can increase the odds of surviving cervical cancer.
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A new study is out on radiation therapy and lung patients
Some elderly lung cancer patients may be getting unnecessary radiation treatments.
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Teens with chronic fatigue benefit from internet therapy
An internet treatment for teens with chronic fatigue syndrome is proving to be much more effective than traditional therapy.
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New sleep study on the elderly released
The results of a new study are forcing researchers to re-think what they know about sleep and older people.
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Kids are consuming too much sugar
Chances are your child is eating too much sugar.
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Postmenopausal women may want to avoid trans fats
Postmenopausal women who eat a lot of foods high in trans fats are at a greater risk of stroke.
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A new study says higher education is good for your health
Getting a college degree, even later in life, may be good for your health.
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New study released on stent implants
A new study suggests having a stent implanted for stable coronary disease is no better than medical therapy.
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Researchers suggest eating more fish if you're having memory problems
If you're not getting enough omega-three fatty acids it could hurt your memory.
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New information released on effects of sleeping pills
Are sleeping pills harmful to your health?
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Rosemary oil may help make you smarter
The aroma from rosemary oil may make you smarter.
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