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S.C. experts say excitement over peptides is outpacing science (opens the original)
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MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. — Med-spas, weight loss clinics and wellness centers in South Carolina are advertising peptides, compounds marketed for muscle growth, skin health, sleep and energy. Medical experts say the public excitement surrounding them is outpacing the actual science, and some people are putting their health at risk to obtain them. Peptides are marketed as a quick fix, but medically, they are simple compounds, according to Lauren Parkman, a board-certified nurse practitioner with a spe
S.C. effort focuses on keeping derelict boats from returning (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — Coastal marinas, state agencies and law enforcement gathered Tuesday to address a growing concern: that hundreds of older, uninsured boats could soon be pushed out of South Carolina marinas and back into the state’s creeks and marshes, undoing years of cleanup work. The meeting, organized by the nonprofit Wounded Nature Working Veterans, brought together marina operators, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, the Department of Health and Environmental Control, local law en
S.C. $80M investment in data centers draws scrutiny over power, jobs (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — South Carolina has poured $80 million into attracting and supporting data centers, a 250% funding increase as the state positions itself as a top destination for artificial intelligence infrastructure. But industry leaders say the investment demands a closer look at what each project actually delivers. The state’s tech sector has grown more than twice as fast as the overall economy over the past decade, contributing nearly $51.7 billion to South Carolina’s economy, according t
S.C. Democratic Senate hopeful says mission is the same after Graham death (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Annie Andrews said her campaign priorities have not changed following the sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, even as Republicans scramble to select a new nominee to face her this fall. Andrews, who had been set to face Graham in November, said the situation is “evolving really rapidly” but that her goals remain fixed. “Nothing about my campaign has changed,” Andrews said. “The mission is still the same. My goal is to go to Washington, D.C. in
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