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Nonprofit Mother’s Milk Bank of South Carolina has had so many women donate extra breast milk during formula shortage that it can sell milk to the public.

Two MUSC epidemiologists will explore how the disruptions caused by the pandemic or infection with the SARS-Co2 virus affected pregnancy outcomes.

Crystal Wood, a 37-year-old single mother, will graduate from nursing school this week, completing her journey from foster child to foster child advocate.

During baby formula shortage, conflicting information can be confusing. A dietitian and a pediatrician lay out the facts.

It takes a special breed to become a nurse. But to be one for more than 25 years? That take a monumental level of devotion and compassion.

Tri-county area sees 121% increase week to week in COVID cases. “I’m concerned we could be in a silent epidemic,” MUSC scientist says.

Every year artificial intelligence becomes more intertwined with health care. Some of the areas top AI minds got together to discuss how to take it further.

Doctors see more COVID cases after spring break and Easter weekend. “Is it the beginning of our Omicron variant surge or is it just a little increase?”

A program that pairs home visitors with new mothers to provide support for the first years of a child's life got everyone out for some fresh air.

As a violence intervention advocate for MUSC’s Turning the Tide Violence Intervention Program, Smalls knows exactly what loss and adversity look like.