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SC Ranking On Children’s Well-Being Improves Slightly
KIDS COUNT measures child well-being in four domains: Economic Well-Being, Education, Health, Family and Community. COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – A national report shows the overall well-being of South Carolina’s children improved slightly, even as poverty worsens. The Kids Count survey released Tuesday by the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Children’s Trust of South Carolina shows the state ranks 41st…
Watch: Can Marriage Extend Life?
Columbia,S.C. (WOLO) — It’s often said happy wife, happy life, but there may be more to the saying than you think. A new study suggests being married can reduce your risk of certain health affects and even extend your lifespan . Click here to find out who is in the biggest risk category when it comes to settling down. …
Watch: Your Health Minute
Columbia,S.C.(WOLO) Click here to find out more about the latest health news. Tags: funds, Health, Zika
Watch: Study on Heart Disease and Women
ABC NEWS– Heart disease is the number one cause of death in Women. New research shows something you may already be doing could, one day, be used as a screening tool. ABC’S Doctor Timothy Johnson has the latest. Categories: News Tags: Health
Watch: Go Red Fashion and Heart Health
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The City of Columbia will “Go Red” Friday night with a Fashion Show to benefit Heart Health. The event will take place at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center at 6pm. Crysty Vaughan reports on the “Go Red” effort and plus, a new wellness event this weekend. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Health, Heart
Flu Season is Reaching its Peak
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP)– Flu season in South Carolina is reaching its peak and it has not been as severe as last season. Department of Health and Environmental Control figures show there have been 12 lab-confirmed flu deaths in the state as of Feb. 20. Last season 101 people died of the flu. Since the current season began in early October,…
Watch: Midlands Goes Red for Women
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Everyone is seeing Red in the Midlands. Friday, February 5th is National Wear Red Day, an effort to encourage Heart Health. The annual event is in its 12th year, sponsored by the the American Heart Association. In recognition of National Wear Red Day, the American Heart Association is encouraging Midlands area women and men to “Go Red” along…
