A team from Charleston, S.C.-based MUSC Health's Heart and Vascular Center became the first in the country to implant the Topaz device, a new transcatheter tricuspid heart valve replacement system.

Beaufort Memorial submits plans to build a hospital in Bluffton, continuing a saga that began in 2018. Novant Health of NC ...

The increase in the number of cases of flu and other respiratory illnesses in South Carolina has at least one Midlands health ...

Charleston, S.C.-based MUSC Health is adding a former WCBD-TV meteorologist to its marketing team. Josh Marthers, former WCBD-TV meteorologist, has been named senior manager of enterprise ...

The family of a woman who died after complications from surgery have filed a lawsuit against the Medical University of South Carolina and one of their doctors claiming their medical malpractice and ...

To conclude the construction of structural component of MUSC Health’s future Clements Ferry Pavilion, leading companies for ...

Beaufort Memorial has announced a partnership with two health groups to establish a major new facility on Hilton Head Island. On Monday, January 6, Beaufort Memorial, Intuitive Health and Medical ...

The South Carolina Hospital Association (SCHA) has awarded 77 Certified Zero Harm Awards in 2024 to MUSC Health medical centers throughout South Carolina. The awards recognize units with an extraordin ...

New studies find youth vaping is at an all-time low, but doctors are still concerned about future lung health.

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Prisma Health said Greenville Memorial Hospital welcomed its first New Year’s baby just after midnight. Baby Girl Vera was born to parents Madison and Zach ...

The disclosure of the medical details of Chinese table tennis Olympic champion Wang Chuqin’s by a doctor has triggered an online backlash and questioning of medical ethics in the country.

The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness has launched an investigation into an incident at Karl Bremer Hospital where security personnel were filmed dragging a patient across the floor.