Here's what we found...
With flu season in full swing, here’s what you need to know:
All you need to know about getting a flu shot, protecting yourself
Ways to stay healthy while others are sick
HPV-related head and neck cancer is on the rise, and some experts are predicting an epidemic in the next decade.
Procedure can be replacement for open-heart surgery
Cancer doctors encourage patients to know their options
Six myths about hospice
Diabetes educator answers what to eat, the risks of diabetes
Charles Catron, MD, joins Spartanburg Regional’s Corporate Health team
John Gallagher, MD, has watched medicine evolve
September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness month and Dr. Schwab says knowing the symptoms is important
Smithworks Fine Jewelry to hold raffle on September 18
New physician joins Union community
Spartanburg Regional Foundation Awards Annual Grants
Relay For Life: Raising support and honoring lost loved ones
Have you ever heard the phrase “eat a rainbow a day?”
Five reasons to attend a support group
Don’t join the one in four with this disease
James D. McDermott, MD, is Spartanburg Regional’s newest sports medicine doctor
With flu upon us, staying healthy is key to keeping those holiday plans.
Hospitalists work as ‘primary care physicians’ for patients in hospital
Breast cancer survivor shares her story to encourage others
South Carolina ranks high in number of prostate cancer diagnoses, deaths
As internal medicine physicians, sometimes known as internists, we are “gatekeepers.”
One in 13 children has a food allergy.
Ways to protect your skin this summer.
Nancy Welch encourages other during her cancer journey
“Spring is by far worse than fall for people with allergies,” said allergist Robin Go, MD.
A large percentage of foodborne disease outbreaks are spread by contaminated hands.
It's important to know the types of ailments that can be treated in an Immediate Care facility.
You can help find cancer cures by participating in clinical trials.
The sun is shining, flowers are blooming, and leaves on the trees have turned green.
