In what may well turn out to be benevolence for people struggling to drop weight, experts have developed a watch-like gadget that potentially tracks wrist-roll movement to tally how many bites the wearer takes.

Last month, a state house meeting had observed the presence of state officials, legislators and residents, representing special interest, who were assembled to outline strategies for making a judgment on the buy and sell of health insurance.

A study conducted by the University of South Carolina and Loyola University has revealed that the ones who diet as compared to non-dieters are more likely to go for unhealthy food. It appears as the dieter focus on food names can lead them to unhealthy food practice.

In order to prevent environment from the detrimental effects of disposed of old electronics, South Carolina is following e-waste recycling laws.

Gas prices are edging up in South Carolina and could hit the three dollars per gallon mark after the first of the year.

That's just the start of what can be expected as an upward movement in gas prices over the next few years, as stated by analysts.

On Thursday, a Chief Prosecutor of South Carolina commended a Federal Judge's decision to let a lawsuit over portions of the package to undergo trial.

Attorney General, Henry McMaster while talking to The Associated Press said that for the states it is a victory and this is a fight which must be won.

A message was conveyed by the Federal Reserve Chairman on Saturday. He told the graduates of the University of South Carolina that money could not buy person happiness.

Unveiling the climate bill tomorrow, US Senator John F. Kerry will be proud, injecting a huge amount of funds in the industry, thereby contributing to the reduction of greenhouse emissions.

Kerry has not only managed to get the business to the forefront but also marked history by giving way to a bipartisan agreement with the Republican leaders.

Republican prosecutors from South Carolina and Florida on Friday revealed that they were preparing to launch a lawsuit if the health care bill reform legislation becomes a law this weekend, challenging its requirement that all Americans buy insurance.

South Carolina, facing serious budget problems, will get $51.5 million in Federal Stimulus Funds to help offset the cost of prescription drugs for residents on both Medicare and Medicaid.

U. S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said the money will help States provide health care services as they struggle through tough economic times.