Tom Corwin

Roper Hospital's move from downtown Charleston will allow MUSC to create an innovation district along Calhoun Street as health care expands across the area.

Electromagnetic pulses to a certain spot in the brain help with depression but a new system at MUSC precisely and intensively targets it, increasing results.

COVID-19 levels are still high in South Carolina heading into winter virus season, with an increasing number of people seeking care in emergency rooms around the state and outbreaks continuing in nursing homes.

When Vickey Boyd, 68, of Mount Pleasant went to Tennessee recently to hike the 6,593-foot Mount Le Conte , her fall allergies caught up with her, though the culprit remains a mystery.

Two Lowcountry deaths might be linked to a nationwide bacterial outbreak that has been linked to deli meat, the S.C. Department of Public Health said Aug. 28.

The American Civil Liberties Union of South Carolina filed suit in U.S. District Court in South Carolina seeking to overturn parts of House Bill 4624 signed by Gov. Henry McMaster this year.

Two patients in Charleston have confirmed West Nile virus and SC has seen six overall. Malaria could be on its way back to the Lowcountry. Prevention is key.

Cancer and harsh treatments can eat at the body and make it harder to recover. A new nutritional program at Roper wants to help patients replenish internally.

West Nile virus felled a Charleston man, one of nine so far in South Carolina to contract the illness this year. He feels lucky to be recovering slowly now.

Stroke causes significant disabilities in South Carolina. But just as daunting is the emotional toll it takes. A new program at MUSC aims to provide support.