A cancer diagnosis can bring a flood of emotions—fear, uncertainty, and many questions about what comes next. For women facing gynecologic cancers, having the right support and information can make the path forward feel more manageable.

Heart failure sounds frightening, and many people assume it means the heart has stopped working. In reality, heart failure means the heart cannot pump blood effectively enough to meet the body’s needs.

If you've ever wondered whether your child's behavior might be related to ADHD or autism, you're not alone. These two conditions can look remarkably similar — especially in young children.

We all have days when we feel drained. But if fatigue becomes your constant companion—even after what seems like a full night’s sleep—it may be more than just a hectic lifestyle.

Asparagus is low in calories, high in nutrients, and supports digestion, heart health and metabolic function. It’s one of those foods that does a lot of behind-the-scenes work for your body while fitting into everyday meals easily.

Hiccups are a common and often annoying phenomenon that can affect anyone at any time. While they are usually harmless, understanding their causes, how to alleviate them, and knowing when to see a doctor can help you manage this quirky reflex effectively.

Nicotine products have evolved from traditional cigarettes to vapes and nicotine pouches. Many young adults assume newer options are safer. But when it comes to your heart, none are risk-free.

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death for women in the United States—yet many women still underestimate their risk.

Lentils are inexpensive, shelf-stable, easy to prepare and packed with nutrients that support heart health, gut health, energy levels and long-term disease prevention.

The American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program recognized 76 of the 609 eligible hospitals for achieving meritorious outcomes for surgical patient care. Lexington Medical Center is one of just 43 hospitals recognized on both the “All Cases” and “High Risk” lists in the world and the only hospital in South Carolina to receive this distinction.