Zharia Jeffries

Explore Renee Reid's journey from battling her mother's cancer to leading the Melanated Wellness Fair, addressing health disparities in the Black community.

South Carolina faces a health care crisis as Medicare strips vital monitoring tools from transplant patients.

As the holiday season continues, the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control is highlighting the availability of Overdose Safety Kits at health departments across the state.

Discover the heartwarming tradition of MUSC's 'Giving Tree' in Charleston's Emergency Department. This annual act of kindness, born in 2018, provides warmth to those facing homelessness during harsh winter nights. Nurse manager Jennifer Kelly's legacy lives on as ED staff and the community contribute voluntarily. Learn how this simple gesture makes a significant impact. Donate warmth by placing items directly on the tree at MUSC ED from Dec. 1 to Dec. 31.

Trident Medical Center's Live Oak Mental Health & Wellness hosted a mental wellness event at Charleston's International African American Museum. Students at Septima P. Clark Academy learned about self-care.

With a focus on fat loss, muscle gain, and overall well-being, the challenge aligns with the nationwide tradition of New Year's resolutions. Owner Jennie Brooks shares insights, and nutrition coach Craig Demers elaborates on the competition's dynamics.

On Jan. 20, nearly 4,600 Walmart pharmacies across the country will host Walmart Wellness Day events from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., including at least 15 stores in the tri-county area.

Asthma patients in South Carolina are being confronted with a critical development: the departure of the widely used inhaler, Flovent, from pharmacy shelves.

In South Carolina, a medical dilemma is unfolding as the popularity of diabetes drug Ozempic surges more for weight loss, causing a big shortage for patients.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the U.S. Only 56 percent of women know about this risk. That is a concern for doctors.