March 11, 2009

Dr. Barry Jenkins Colon Cancer Awareness Month Interview

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month…a time for a little straight talk about that disease. Doctor Barry Jenkins, from University Hospital joined WJBF News Channel 6’s Mary Morrison on our noon newscast, Wednesday.


March 04, 2009

Community Shows Support To 7-Year-Old With Leukemia

It’s a struggle for any family who has a family member diagnosed with cancer…but what about when they are only 7-years-old? Brennan Simkins is battling leukemia and just started some more chemo treatment, Wednesday. But, he’s not alone in his battle…as we found out, it seems like the whole community is stepping up to support him in a way of their own. WJBF NewsChannel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.


March 03, 2009

SC Cancer Center Wins National Status, $7 Million

The Hollings Cancer Center in Charleston has been named one of the nation’s top cancer research centers, opening the way for millions of dollars in federal funding.


February 09, 2009

Study Says Pregnancy Doesn’t Worsen Breast Cancer

Does breast cancer hit pregnant women harder than other women in the same age group? A new study at the Anderson Cancer Center in Houston followed just over 100 women spread out over more than 30 years, all of whom had cancer either during or just after pregnancy.


December 29, 2008

FOLLOW UP: Young Woman Dying Of Cancer Gets Her Christmas Wish

An update to a story we brought you several weeks ago. 23-year-old Karen Flores was diagnosed with cancer, a month ago, and it has since spread throughout her body. During that time, her parents have been fighting for a visa to come to the states from Honduras, but were denied twice because they couldn’t tell immigration when they would return. Well, things have changed. And, on Christmas day, Karen got the best gift she could have ever asked for. WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.


December 28, 2008

FOLLOW UP: Young Woman Dying Of Cancer Gets Her Christmas Wish

An update to a story we brought you several weeks ago. 23-year-old Karen Flores was diagnosed with cancer, a month ago, and it has since spread throughout her body. During that time, her parents have been fighting for a visa to come to the states from Honduras, but were denied twice because they couldn’t tell immigration when they would return. Well, things have changed. And, on Christmas day, Karen got the best gift she could have ever asked for. WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.


December 13, 2008

Dying Girl Pleads To See Her Family

It’s is a dying girls last wish. Karen Flores is 23 years old, and her parents live in Honduras. She’d like to see them one last time. But it doesn’t look like that’s going to happen. WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.


December 06, 2008

The Lydia Project Shines A Light On Cancer Awareness

It started small and is now known all over the world. Friday night “The Lydia Project” gets ready for one of its newest charity projects to help those battling cancer. WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.


December 05, 2008

The Lydia Project Shines a Light on Cancer Awareness

It started small and is now known all over the world. Friday night “The Lydia Project” gets ready for one of its newest charity projects to help those battling cancer.  WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.


December 02, 2008

Patrick Swayze Says He’s Winning Fight Against Cancer

Patrick Swayze is angry about tabloid reports that say he doesn’t have long to live.


November 21, 2008

Why is SC Worst in Smoking Prevention?

Thursday was The Great American Smokeout, an annual focus to get smokers to quit, at least for 24 hours. As that was happening, a recent report ranks South Carolina worst in the nation at spending tobacco settlement money on smoking prevention and cessation programs. The Campaign for Smoke-Free Kids report says South Carolina will generate $114 million from the tobacco settlement and cigarette taxes this year, but will spend just $1 million of federal money, and no state money, on prevention programs. WJBF News Channel 6’s Capitol reporter, Robert Kitle, has the story.

Why is SC Worst in Smoking Prevention?

Thursday was The Great American Smokeout, an annual focus to get smokers to quit, at least for 24 hours. As that was happening, a recent report ranks South Carolina worst in the nation at spending tobacco settlement money on smoking prevention and cessation programs. The Campaign for Smoke-Free Kids report says South Carolina will generate $114 million from the tobacco settlement and cigarette taxes this year, but will spend just $1 million of federal money, and no state money, on prevention programs. WJBF News Channel 6’s Capitol reporter, Robert Kitle, has the story.


November 18, 2008

Smoking Down, But Deaths Still High

The Centers For Disease Control says fewer Americans are smoking, but it’s still a big health problem in this country.

Seve Ballesteros Out Of Intensive Care

Seve Ballesteros has been released from intensive care following brain surgery on a malignant tumor.

Seve Ballesteros Out Of Intensive Care

Seve Ballesteros has been released from intensive care following brain surgery on a malignant tumor.

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