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Deep breaths: Lung Cancer Awareness Month

Put down the cigarette and take a deep breath of fresh air.

Early detection encouraged in Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Spartanburg Regional helps raise awareness to fight breast cancer.

Grab your SPF 40

Ways to protect your skin this summer.

Know the signs of ovarian cancer

While ovarian cancer is known as a “silent cancer,” women should watch for these six warning signs.

A surprising new risk factor for head and neck cancer

HPV-related head and neck cancer is on the rise, and some experts are predicting an epidemic in the next decade.

Giving a voice to a silent cancer

They call it a silent cancer, but clinicians and survivors raise their voices to educate others about the disease.

Lower your risk for lung cancer

Lung cancer kills 19 people every hour and causes more deaths than the next three most common cancers combined – colon, breast and prostate.

Advocating for cancer screenings, hope

Nancy Welch encourages other during her cancer journey

Gibbs Cancer Center is the BMW of Spartanburg’s health care

Gibbs' international reputation for research is now beginning to attract the best and brightest researchers to the area.

What does lung cancer do to my body?

While lung cancer may take decades to develop, symptoms do not usually become obvious until the cancer is in its late stages.

Care team’s compassion helps patient through cancer

A cancer diagnosis set Skipper Brawley on a path to new friendships and opportunities to serve others.

There is no shame in cancer prevention

A cancer vaccine for pre-teens and teens.

“I would not wish cancer on anyone”

Annual Uplifting Event Promotes Breast Cancer Screening

More than a cancer fighter

Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute – Pelham expands CyberKnife services to treat non-cancerous conditions.

Balancing breast cancer treatment and a busy career

It takes a lot to slow me down. Cancer tried to, and maybe won a little bit, but I found ways to win that battle.

A way to detect cancer before it starts

Guardian Research Network collaborates with GRAIL in massive effort to revolutionize detection.

Healthy habits to prevent breast cancer

There are some things in your control and some things that are out of your hands entirely.

Prostate cancer affects 1 in 7 men

South Carolina ranks high in number of prostate cancer diagnoses, deaths

CyberKnife allows patient to spend time with family, volunteer

Beating cancer means Dick Sargent can focus on helping others.

Annual Uplifting Event promotes breast cancer screening

On October 17, Spartanburg Regional Foundation will host An Uplifting Event luncheon to a sold out crowd.

Cancer center builds biobank

Collection of cancer tissue samples could lead to breakthrough

Cutting edge prostate cancer treatment

With CyberKnife, radiation therapy for prostate cancer is completed in just five sessions.

Gibbs expands cancer services in Cherokee County

Gibbs Cancer Center - Gaffney adds infusion services to care options.

'It’s the worst feeling – cancer'

Waiting for the results of her biopsy was agonizing.

Specific gene could predict colon cancer outcomes

Study undertaken at Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute.

Cancer treatments require many perspectives

Consultation on diagnoses matter to patients.

Woodruff police walk for cancer

Watch as the Woodruff Law Dawgs complete their 18-mile trek and are greeted by a...

Riding to conquer cancer

Cyclist dedicates annual rides to battling disease.

Riding to raise money for cancer patients

John Cash has raised more than $60,000 and biked more than 80 miles for cancer

Strike out skin cancer

The warmth of the sun may feel nice on your skin, but the longer the rays beat down on you, your skin is being damaged.

I'm in a Gibbs Cancer Center clinical trial

You can help find cancer cures by participating in clinical trials.

Guardian Research Network continues rapid U.S. expansion

Consortium to quickly match cancer patients to trials offering the greatest potential for a cure.

A year of CyberKnife

'We wanted to bring this high quality care to our local patients,' said Gibbs Cancer Center physicist, Jacob Gersh, PhD.

“You’re their support person”

Carlton Schwab, MD, was a college student eating in a restaurant when he witnessed a man having a stroke.

'Our community deserves this expansion'

Spartanburg Regional’s new Critical Care Pavilion opens

Wild about a cure: Honoring cancer survivors

Event at Upward celebrates survivorship.

“We treat the person, not the numbers”

Tondre Buck, MD, was inspired to study medicine by his older brother, who is also a physician.

New technology improves safety of radiation therapy

New SpaceOAR System provides more protection during radiation

The sunshine vitamin: A star in the nutrition universe

Vitamin D can play a role in your skin and bone health

A rainbow on your plate

Have you ever heard the phrase “eat a rainbow a day?”

Uplifting Event 2017 raises $140,000 for mammography assistance

Survivors encouraged women for early screenings, to live life to the fullest

The latest advancement in breast reconstruction

Surgery technique helps women after mastectomy

“That’s what makes me strong today"

Breast cancer survivor shares her story to encourage others

Cycling with a cause

Bearden-Josey women's cycling team inspires and encourages women

Screen for life

Life gets so busy that you put your health on the back burner. But not getting health screenings — like a colonoscopy — puts your life at risk.

Getting back on top

Too busy planning and taking care of everyone else, Peggy McQuade, single mom of two grown daughters, attributed her exhaustion and various symptoms to her busy

Dr. James Bearden earns prestigious national award

Physician receives Harry Hynes Award from National Institute for Health.

Mammography services now offered in Union

Mammography is the key to detecting breast cancer at its earliest stages when it is most treatable.

Feeling the burn

Is this heartburn or something more?

'God answered every prayer'

Ovarian cancer survivor urges women to know their bodies.

Seeing spots?

That dark brown mole on your back may be more than just a mole.

In memoriam: Charles C. Boone

Former hospital president changed health care in Upstate

Events and happenings at Spartanburg Regional in April 2018

This month, join us for National Healthcare Decisions Day, learn how to fight back against prediabetes and stay active and independent for life

From the fishbowl

Cancer educator answers questions for patients, family, community

Events and happenings at Spartanburg Regional in March

Don’t miss Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System’s March events.

Don’t get sick!

Ways to stay healthy while others are sick

“Diabetes affects everything”

Don’t join the one in four with this disease

“Whatever is needed, we try to do"

Hospice volunteer donates time and bird feeders to hospice home

Events and happenings at Spartanburg Regional in January

Check out what we have scheduled this month

Future of health care IT is already here in an Epic way

IT uses technology and electronic records to transform care

Sports Medicine: It’s not just for athletes

James D. McDermott, MD, is Spartanburg Regional’s newest sports medicine doctor

Holiday superfoods

Some traditional holiday foods can be healthy and are considered “superfoods.”

Hospice and the holidays: coping and finding comfort

For some, traditions can be a reminder of loss and hosting visitors from out of town might be stressful.

"We feel very blessed"

Twins thriving following 102-day stay in NICU

Spartanburg Regional salutes more than 250 veterans

Several veterans work in the medical profession — from doctors to information technology — throughout Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System

Concern, compassion and skill

Hospitalists work as ‘primary care physicians’ for patients in hospital

Diabetes: The silent epidemic

More than 100,000 people in South Carolina have diabetes but don’t even know it

Resource helps you understand Medicare insurance options

With the help of Spartanburg Regional and MedicareCompareUSA, you can compare local and national Medicare plans

“I don’t know if there are words..."

Woman shares gratitude for mammography program that saved her life

Uplifting co-chairs advocate for women’s health

Different perspectives, one goal: breast cancer prevention

Coffee hype

Have you had your coffee fix today? It could benefit your health!

“A spirituality that’s hard to put into words”

Wings of Hope butterfly release gives gift of hope

A lasting legacy

After being diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2015, Julia Lyons wanted to give back to Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute

No boundaries with plastic surgery

Plastic surgeon brings unique skill of microsurgery

Building relationships through medicine

New family medicine physician joins MGC — Converse Heights.

“I can’t sit back and watch the television”

93-year-old man and wife are active as SRHS volunteers

Helping more women get mammograms

Susan G. Komen Foundation awards Bearden-Josey Center with grant

Beach babies!

11 sun safety tips to remember at the beach.

Six nurses receive state’s highest nursing honor

SRHS Nurses Recognized with Palmetto Gold Award

Priceless gifts

One of the greatest gifts any person has to give is time.

One donation, eight lives saved

8 facts you should know about organ donation

Climbing to New Heights

Cancer physician departs for mountaineering excursion.

Husband honors wife with art donation

Bill Fitch wanted to give back to the Spartanburg Regional Hospice Home back to show his gratitude.

The coolest birthday gift

9-year-old shows that giving is better than getting.

Healthy living one meal at a time

Plant-based nutrition can help with cancer patients in recovery or still receiving therapy.

True or False: What you need to know about diabetes

Diabetes is one condition where we constantly hear wrong information. Let’s help set the record straight.

Saving lives with mammograms

Susan G. Komen Foundation awards Bearden-Josey Center with grant.

Knowing what to say

As a caregiver, do you experience feelings of inadequacy?

Four SRHS nurses honored with Palmetto Gold Award

Renee Dean, Joseph Maurice Hood, Lauren Rauscher and Karen Smith were selected among the top 100

Young man’s death gives life to others

Organ donors remembered during Donate Life Month

New officers, board members join the Spartanburg Regional Foundation board

It takes a strong team to contribute to the healthcare needs of a community.

“There is no greater joy than to help someone in need”

Employees giving back to Spartanburg Regional in 2017

Tasty and nutritious

Recipe demonstration promotes heart health

Events and happenings at Spartanburg Regional in February

This month, join us for a free hernia screening, grief support groups, and yoga for cancer survivor

Should I go?

Five reasons to attend a support group

Safe Kids Spartanburg – Grants and partnerships making a difference

Safe Kids Spartanburg works to prevent unintentional childhood injury

Spartanburg Regional Foundation announces availability of $594K in grants

Health-related grants help improve wellness in the Upstate

Fighting hunger feeds the soul

Some of our neighbors are forced to choose between food, utilities or medical care.

Five things to know about hernia

Know the symptoms and don't "work through the pain"

Recipe substitutions for a healthier holiday

Trying to eat healthier doesn’t have to mean missing out on your holiday favorites.

Legacy of former Spartanburg Regional president honored

Street renamed for Charles Boone

Events and happenings for November 2017

Don’t miss Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System’s November events.

Giving back through grants

In 2016, the Foundation distributed $695,000 in grants.

Take your best shot

Immunizing your older child

Back-to-School: A bento box can help your child eat a healthy diet

A diet rich in diverse fruits and vegetables will give your child a boost in school

The great juice debate

Is juicing healthy?

Workforce boom drives healthcare growth

Spartanburg Regional expands Corporate Health services for employers

Middle school students investigate DNA with Gibbs research team

Young Investigators Camp excites students about science careers

Top care for littlest patients

Spartanburg Medical Center earns national baby accreditation.

A new way to give: vehicle donations

Your old vehicle can help someone in the community through the Spartanburg Regional Foundation.

$646,000 in grants awarded for health initiatives

Spartanburg Regional Foundation awards annual grants.

Love to work here - love to give here

SRHS employees give generously for 25 years and counting.

Gold Apple Award for healthier food environment at SRHS

In an effort to help improve health in the Upstate, SRHS created a culture of promoting healthy, yet affordable food.

A living memorial

SRHS, Sharing Hope SC honors organ donors with memorial tree ceremony

In support of advanced care planning

Advanced directives conversations often seem “too soon” until it’s too late

Food dictates health

“When it got to where I couldn’t breathe well or bend over to tie my shoes, I decided I had to make a change.”

Stress: It ISN’T all in our minds

As if women need one more thing to worry about, there’s this: the things we worry about really aren’t all in our minds.

Spartanburg Regional Foundation announces 2017 grant cycle

Spartanburg Regional Foundation will provide $646,000 in health-related grants in 2017, as part of its continuing efforts to improve the health and wellness

SMC named “Best Hospital” in Readers’ Choice Awards

“With every patient interaction, we strive to be the best hospital,” said Phil Feisal, president of Spartanburg Medical Center.

Watch your step

Falls are a serious issue that can cause moderate to severe injuries, including hip fractures, lacerations, and head traumas.

Providing care for caregivers

It’s tough to see a loved one dealing with cancer. Being a caregiver for a loved one also is challenging.

Hit me with your best shot

As children get older, it is important to remember that protection from some vaccines begins to wear off.

The power of self-care

Grant aids those living with Parkinson’s disease.

Employee gives back to healthcare system

“I’m interested in so many areas” of the system, Cozzoli says. “I wish I had enough money to do more for all of them.”

Lies on the label

SRHS dietician teaches how to grocery shop with a critical eye

Easing discomfort with quality outcomes

Pelham Medical Center receives Blue Distinction Center designation for quality in spine surgery.

Continuing a giving tradition

Teen Ginger Dailey donates to Gibbs for third year in a row.

Spartanburg Medical Center receives national designation

Spartanburg Medical Center receives Blue Distinction Center designation for quality in knee replacement.

Gibbs at Pelham breaks ground on $65 million facility

'This cancer center will serve generations to come,' said David Church, DHA.

An extra layer of protection

SMC uses UV light to obliterate dangerous germs.

The 12 who started it all

Founding members of the Foundation honored with Lifetime Achievement Awards.

Should you eat breakfast?

SRHS experts comment on new federal dietary guidelines

25 years of giving hope

'We needed to go beyond the walls of the hospital,' said Dr. Fulmer.