Did you know that South Carolina has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the nation? While we love our sun, sand, beaches and lakes we need to make sure we protect ourselves from the sun's harmful rays. This is also true for people of color, who may mistakenly believe their darker skin tone is protective. It may be to some degree, but skin cancer can affect anyone. For more information about skin cancer prevention click here:

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Are you ready to quit smoking? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has lots of resources and inspiring stories from people who have quit using tobacco.

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Want to hit the Jackpot? Play the Campus Wellness Summer Bingo Challenge to keep you motivated this summer.
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Let's get together and practice - no experience necessary! Join Campus Wellness for mindful reflection and meditation to help ease us into the summer. Mindful meditation has been shown to improve focus and attention, lower blood pressure and enhance feelings of well-being.
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STIs and STDs are very common. Every year there are more than 19 million new cases of STDs in the U.S. Since STDs often show no symptoms, many of those who are infected don't know it. The only way to know if you or a partner has an STD is to get tested. The good news is that all STDs are treatable, and many are curable. Putting off getting care for an STD can have lasting health effects for both women and men.
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The campaign’s goal: to spread awareness and empowerment throughout USC’s campus by encouraging people to be responsible for their peers individually and collectively.
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