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Family struggles with N.C. corrections officer's death
Family and friends of a North Carolina man killed in a collision with an Horry County police officer said Friday they're still coming to terms with his death.
N.C. officer dies in crash with patrolman
A North Carolina correctional officer was killed Thursday in a two-vehicle crash involving an Horry County police officer on S.C. 544 and Singleton Ridge Road.
Hearing about Barrett's esophagus is enough to give you indigestion
Chances are, you've felt it: Usually after a meal, or sometimes it wakes you up in the middle of the night -- acid reflux disease, the kind of chronic burning in your chest or throat that often takes a Pepto-Bismol to get rid of.
North Charelston Fatal Car Accident
A couple from North Charleston died after their car was hit by another vehicle that ran a stop sign.
Councilwoman charged with DUI says other vehicle caused wreck
A day after being charged with driving under the influence, Charleston City Councilwoman Deborah Morinelli said Saturday another vehicle caused the accident and that her problems with alcohol are in the past.
Boy with heart defect speaks out for sick kids
Christine Chase, a North Charleston mother of two, was 18 weeks pregnant when she found out her son would be born with a congenital heart defect.
Emory Researchers Announce Phase III Study Of Progesterone For Traumatic Brain Injury
Main Category: Neurology / Neuroscience Also Included In: Clinical Trials / Drug Trials Article Date: 25 Jun 2009 Emory University officials this week announced the third phase of a groundbreaking study to evaluate the effectiveness of the hormone progesterone on acute traumatic-brain-injured patients.
Police arrest two, search for one, for attempting to cut mana s eye out
On June 17, 2009, Detectives with the Horry County Police Department's Violent Crimes Section initiated an investigation after an Armed Robbery occurred at Martin's Place in the Aynor section of Horry County.
Seabrook man shot to death, sheriff's office has few leads
The Sheriff's Office asks anyone with any information about the death of Ronald Rodney Coleman to contact either Investigator Sgt.
Dad May Need Help But Won't Ask For It
Towson, Md. - The new tie and golf balls are a nice gesture, but this Father's Day Dad might need a gift society has conditioned him not to ask for- HELP! This could mean a helper to do simple tasks dad can no longer manage or a companion to help dad socialize and relieve depression and loneliness.
Roommate charged in Beaufort man's beating death
An argument between two roommates inside a Beaufort apartment turned deadly early Friday, resulting in the arrest of a 42-year-old Beaufort man on manslaughter charges.
Number of swine flu cases in S.C. jump significantly in past 2 weeks
The number of confirmed swine flu cases in South Carolina shot up by 34 in the last two weeks, an indication the H1N1 strain is unlike any seen in recent years.
Marlboro County deputies reopen case of dead baby in trash
BENNETTSVILLE a ' Sheriff's deputies have reopened the case of a baby found dead at a trash station in northeast South Carolina six years ago.
Unsolved case of baby girla s death re-opened
Marlboro County sheriff's deputies are taking a second look at the unsolved case of a newborn girl found dead in a trash transfer station six years ago Wednesday.
Latta fire death now being treated as a homicide
Dillon County authorities say they are now treating the death of a man in a house fire Monday, as a homicide.
Dr. Meyer is Assistant Professor, Geriatrics and General Internal Medicine, VA Medical Center and Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina.
MUSC officer charged with stealing school property
A former Medical University of South Carolina public safety officer is accused of stealing more than $5,000 worth of school property and then auctioning it on eBay for a hefty profit, authorities said.
Time moves too slowly for hyperactive boys
CHILDREN with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder might appear rowdy and indisciplined, but they are actually trying to cope with a faulty perception of time.
Philips Announces World's Smallest Multiplane Transesophageal Transducer
Main Category: Cardiovascular / Cardiology Also Included In: Pediatrics / Children's Health Royal Philips Electronics introduced its microTEE, the world's smallest transesophageal echocardiography transducer for cardiac imaging of neonatal patients.
ALA announces 12 libraries to host a oeHarry Pottera s Worlda exhibit
CHICAGO Twelve libraries will host "Harry Potter's World: Renaissance Science, Magic, and Medicine," a new small format traveling exhibition .