MUSC virus tracking team documents dramatic increases in COVID, flu hospitalizations in Charleston.

Could preparing for and dealing with contagious illnesses such as COVID become as streamlined as getting ready for a storm?

"People are kind of on alert right now." As latest COVID wave appears to be ebbing, what's ahead this winter?

“I don't think this wave is anywhere near over.” New COVID booster shots arrive as hospitalizations rise.

An increase in COVID cases and hospitalizations comes as scientists study a new, highly mutated variant.

MUSC’s COVID tracker goes from green to yellow as we head toward fall. An early flu season could be a concern, too.

May 11 marks end of COVID Public Health Emergency. MUSC scientist agrees the timing is right – but sees potential for another wave ahead.

MUSC researchers use a national survey to understand South Carolina’s COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy.

SCDHEC reports almost 70 COVID deaths in weekly update, up more than 60% compared with previous month’s weekly average. An MUSC scientist offers perspective.

“The data is speaking. It's saying, we're probably at a point where it would make sense for people to take precautions for a short period of time.”