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- Sep 30, 2026
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‘It felt like a snake wiggling up my neck’: Upstate woman survives brain aneurysm rupture during workout (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The day after Thanksgiving of 2025, Ashley Jorgensen was doing what she does most mornings; working out at The Cliffs at Glassy Wellness Center, near her home in the Glassy Mountain community. She was on the rowing machine, finishing up a 600-meter circuit, when something stopped her cold. “I start to come back and I feel it come up my neck,” Jorgensen said. “And then I felt this pop.” “I was like, yeah, that didn’t quite feel right,” she said. “But I’m like, I’
Clemson scientist uses chicken embryos to study rare pediatric brain tumor (opens the original)
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GREENWOOD, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A Clemson University scientist is using chicken embryos to study a rare and aggressive pediatric brain cancer, hoping to identify where the tumor originates so doctors can target it more precisely. Dr. Tara Doucet-O’Hare, a professor at Clemson’s Institute of Human Genetics in Greenwood, is researching atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor, known as ATRT. The cancer affects children mostly under the age of three. Current treatment for ATRT involves surgery, radiation
“I’m here, 15 years later”: South Carolina mom defies the odds against glioblastoma (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - When Courtney Grass was 24 years old, doctors told her family she had six months to live — with treatment. Without it, three months. She had just given birth eight weeks earlier. Today, Courtney is 39. Her daughter Addison is 15, heading into her sophomore year of high school. And this week, Courtney is marking a milestone that her doctors could not have predicted: 15 years since her first brain surgery. “She was just my miracle,” Courtney said, her voice steady
Pickleball Palooza in Mauldin to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Carolinas is inviting families to play pickleball and support families with critically ill children during its first Pickleball Palooza on Friday. The fundraiser will be held at The Pickle Yard in Mauldin from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. RELATED: Adaptive pickleball group finds a home at Mauldin’s Pickle Yard Organizers say the event will include a pickleball tournament, golf simulator competitions, line dancing, cornhole, volleyball
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