Oct 31, 2009 | Aiken Standard
First H1N1-related death reported in Aiken County
The Wednesday death of an Aiken nurse appears to be the first documented fatality in Aiken County being linked to the H1N1 virus, according to officials.
Sc Psychiatrist Arrested On Drug Charges
A Medical University of South Carolina psychiatrist has been arrested on prescription drug charges after a raid at an adult entertainment club.
Tender Loving Medical Care from Dr. Tracy Cordray
Dr. Tracy Cordray is a plastic surgeon specializing in breast surgery, microsurgery, as well as other plastic surgery procedures.
Linkage Between Teen Girlsa Weight and Sexual Behavior
" A University of Pittsburgh study sheds new light on the relationship between race, body weight and sexual behavior among adolescent girls.
S.C. psychiatrist arrested on drug charges
A Medical University of South Carolina psychiatrist has been arrested on prescription drug charges after a raid at an adult entertainment club.
Companies Race To Bring Diet Drugs To Market
In the battle against obesity, doctors and patients are short on weapons. Reinforcements may be on the way for the fight against the belly bulge.
Pankey Institute appoints new chairman of education
Dr. James C. Kessler, current chair of the Division of Restorative Dentistry at the University of Oklahoma, has been named the new chairman of the Pankey Institute's Department of Education.
Does Prehypertension Represent an Increased Risk for Incident...
From the Division of Preventive Medicine , University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Ala; Ralph H. Johnson Veterans' Affairs Medical Center , Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, S.C.; Department of Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina , Charleston, S.C. Correspondence to Stephen P. Glasser, Division of Preventive ...
Amino Acid May Help Reduce Cocaine Cravings
The reversal appears to lessen the cravings associated with cocaine, thus providing protection against relapse.
Students and staff leaving school Wednesday found an unwelcome visitor: an alligator.
Simvastatin Inhibits Angiotensin II-Induced Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm ...
From the Molecular Cardiology Research Institute, Department of Medicine , Tufts Medical Center, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, Mass; the Department of Neurosciences , Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston; the Cardiology Division , University of Colorado Denver, Aurora.
S.C.'s Jenny Sanford participating in cancer walk
South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford is making her first official public appearance since separating from Gov.
South Carolina Researchers Pick Vendors
Health Sciences South Carolina, a collaboration of universities and delivery systems, has selected two vendors to build an integrated platform for research.
Official: Shots 'justified' in Carolina Forest school incident
Horry County Police Officer Marcus Rhodes did nothing wrong in the shooting of a special needs student at Carolina Forest High School on Friday, an official said.
Treat gators with respect due a deadly predator
A recent alligator attack on Fripp Island underscores the potential for danger any time humans tread near the reptiles' domain.
Friends: Carolina Forest teen's death a tragedy
Sixteen-year-old Trevor Varinecz was a junior at Carolina Forest High School, a teen with Asperger's Syndrome, and a son and friend - not, say those who knew him, a villain.
Myrtle Beach School Stabbing Turns Deadly
From WMBF : Teal Britton, spokeswoman for Horry County Schools, said Trevor Varinecz, asked to speak to the student resource officer in his office and a fight between the two ensued.
Surgeons surmise outcome of alligator victim's treatment
Surgeons say it is unlikely doctors at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston successfully reattached the arm of a 77-year-old Ohio man attacked by an alligator last week while playing golf on Fripp Island.
School continues instruction, offers parents option to release students
The line of parents at Carolina Forest High School extends down the road Friday morning.
Clemson Gets $9 Million Study Grant 18min
Clemson University has been awarded a $9 million federal grant to establish a center for tissue regeneration research.
First Lady will participate in Charleston cancer walk
First Lady Jenny Sanford's office today said she will take part Saturday in the 16th annual Susan G. Komen Lowcountry Race for the Cure in Charleston.
Orlando doctor claims $189 million Powerball prize
An Orlando physician who carried a $189 million winning Powerball ticket around in his wallet for days before having a friend check the numbers claimed the prize in Tallahassee early this afternoon.
Correction: Frozen Flu Vaccine story
In an Oct. 7 story about seasonal flu vaccines, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the Medical University of South Carolina destroyed more than 10,000 vaccines that were frozen.
Coroner awaits cause of girl's death; stepmother denied bond
A day after they charged the child's stepmother with homicide by child abuse, county authorities await autopsy results to determine exactly what killed 4-year-old Giselle Laurent of Beaufort last week.
New Brain Stimulation Treatment May Offer Hope For Those With Treatment Resistant Depression
Bilateral epidural prefrontal cortical stimulation was found generally safe and provided significant improvement of depressive symptoms in a small group of patients, according to lead researcher Ziad Nahas, M.D. at the Medical University of South Carolina.
(12:20pm) Florence murder victim identified
Florence County Coroner Bubba Matthews says the woman who was found dead in the trunk of her car early Tuesday morning is 48-year-old Laura Creel of Florence.
S.C. stepmother charged in death of 4-year-old girl
A South Carolina woman has been charged with homicide by child abuse in the death of her 4-year-old stepdaughter.
Weather system fixed at airport near SC crash site
A county airport weather system has been repaired after it was not working when a medical helicopter crashed in South Carolina, killing three crew members.
Practical strategies for management of hypertension in the elderly
Dr. Gibson is associate professor, Department of Family Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston.
A 77-year-old man lost his arm below the elbow Thursday when he was attacked by an alligator while playing golf on Fripp Island.
A preliminary report on a fatal helicopter crash says that pieces of broken equipment indicate overload before the crash.
Gator attack victim remains hospitalized in Charleston
Officials from the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston have yet to say whether surgeons there were successful in reattaching the arm of a 77-year-old man attacked Thursday by an alligator while golfing on Fripp Island.
Alligator sightings on Fripp Island a daily occurence, residents say
For as long as Kerry Friesen and her husband, Rick, have lived on Fripp Island, alligators have been a regular sight near lagoons on the island's two private golf courses.
SC golfer loses arm in alligator attack on course
Officials say an alligator bit off part of a golfer's arm as he leaned over to pick up his ball at a private South Carolina course.The man, who is in his 70s, was retrieving his ball from a pond when the 10-foot alligator bit him at Ocean Creek Golf Course in Beaufort County.
Novartis gets worldwide rights to antibiotic
Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG said Thursday it bought worldwide marketing rights to an antibiotic that is being developed to treat infections caused by drug-resistant bacteria, potentially including the "superbug" MRSA.
South University to open pharmacy school in Columbia
South University plans to open a new pharmacy school next year that will be housed in a yet-to-be constructed 26,000-square-foot building adjacent to its current facility near Farrow Road and Interstate 77.
Sc Medical School Loses 10, 000 Flu Vaccine Doses
The Medical University of South Carolina has destroyed more than 10,000 doses of the seasonal flu vaccine after they were frozen during shipment.
MUSC: Thousands of flu vaccinations destroyed, shortage expected
Thousands of doses of seasonal flu vaccine headed to the Medical University of South Carolina were destroyed Wednesday after they were accidentally frozen.
S.C. schools pin 'medical lifeline' on Internet
The University of South Carolina's Center for Healthcare Quality has been awarded a $4.8 million federal grant to establish a statewide, Internet-based network for seriously ill patients looking for help through clinical trials.
Hundreds Attend Memorial For Sc Helicopter Crew
More than 1,500 people attended a service for three medical helicopter crew members killed in a crash near the South Carolina coast.
Michael Fisher: Simulators give their lives for patient safety
By some estimates, at least 44,000 people die each year in this country due to medical error.
District settles lawsuit for $440,000 in injured student case
In June, First Student Inc. and the Beaufort County School District settled a lawsuit for $20,000 that had been filed by the mother of a former Robert Smalls Middle School student who was struck in the face by another student while riding a school bus in 2006.
Police | Pawleys man arrested after bank burgled
An anthropologist told police Wednesday that ones found in a wooded area of Conway the day before are human, according to Sgt.
Anthropologist tells police that bones found in Conway are human
An anthropologist told police Wednesday that ones found in a wooded area of Conway the day before are human, according to Sgt.
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