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MUSC moves one step closer to transforming cancer care in South Carolina
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A proposed $1 billion cancer hospital at the Medical University of South Carolina is taking another step toward becoming a reality as Charleston officials prepare to review plans for the 14-story facility. The project, planned for the corner of Ashley Avenue and Calhoun Street next...
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MUSC moves one step closer to transforming cancer care in South Carolina
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A proposed $1 billion cancer hospital at the Medical University of South Carolina is taking another step toward becoming a reality as Charleston officials prepare to review plans for the 14-story facility. The project, planned for the corner of Ashley Avenue and Calhoun Street next...
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Gov. McMaster signs bill for long-term care facility protections
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Nursing school hopes to cut into shortage of caregivers
The Health Resources and Services Administration predicts that by 2028, there will be a nursing shortage of over 267,000 nurses in the United States, with the state of South Carolina fourth in that projected shortfall. Betternurse.org says rural areas are projected to face larger shortages than metropolitan areas. Dr. Kandi...
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Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews makes campaign stop in Columbia to talk affordability
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Annie Andrews brought her statewide affordability tour to Bourbon, a restaurant on downtown Columbia’s Main Street, on Wednesday. Andrews outlined her mission to lower the cost of living for South Carolinians while also hearing directly from residents about their concerns. Andrews, a Charleston pediatrician and...
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Prisma Health shares information for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Gynecologists from Prisma Health shared information about ovarian cancer in honor of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month this September. Doctors Michelle Ertel, Kayce Booth and Elizabeth Nodelman discussed misconceptions about ovarian cancer in a presser on Thursday. They shared that the disease is more common than many women believe.