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The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide

According to the American Red Cross, more than 15,200 people go to hospital emergency rooms each year to be treated for carbon monoxide poisoning.

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Debunking Flu Vaccine Myths

Now is the right time to get a flu shot.

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The Mysterious Illness Paralyzing Children

You’ve probably heard about the mysterious polio-like condition causing muscle weakness and paralysis in more than 100 children across the United States this year.

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The Medical Dangers of Floodwater

The eastern parts of South Carolina and our neighbors in North Carolina continue to face severe threats from floodwater this week in the wake of Hurricane Florence.

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From the American Academy of Pediatrics: Talking to Children about Disasters

Below is a great article from our friends at the American Academy of Pediatrics and their website, HealthyChildren.org.

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Protecting Your Health In A Hurricane

It’s important to have a plan in place to protect your health and well-being during a hurricane.

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Blood Drive Before Hurricane Florence

The American Red Cross is asking for blood donations in advance of Hurricane Florence reaching South Carolina.

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The Importance of an Annual Physical

How often do you visit your doctor for a check-up?

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Stay Well Connected with Lexington Medical Center's MyChart

From search engines to smartphones, we all look up a lot of information on the internet each day.

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South Carolina Confirms First Measles Case in Decades

This month, South Carolina reported its first confirmed case of measles in more than 20 years.

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