CRBR's Morning Report - July 14, 2020

A Pandemic is the Mother of Invention, Part 2: Technologies That Bridge The Gap

With the arrival of a COVID-19 vaccine still months away, our communities continue to search for a way to get back to a semblance of normalcy in a safe and responsible manner. HRP’s July 17th webinar will introduce several technologies that can lower the risk of virus transmission and bridge the gap until the arrival of an effective vaccine and/or herd immunity is realized. Please join us to learn how rapid test kits, air filtration, surface protectants, ultraviolet light and thermal imaging technologies will lead the way in our endeavor to get back to our daily routine. Sponsored Content

Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy enters agreement...

The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy (PCSP) has entered into an agreement with Spartanburg Community College (SCC), a partnership that offers students an opportunity into the School and the pharmacy profession.

Hurricanes Require Heroes: Red Cross Urgently Needs Local...

Experts say we are in for a busy Hurricane Season this summer and the American Red Cross urgently needs volunteers to help in our community. “The coronavirus pandemic will make it challenging to deploy trained disaster volunteers from other parts of the country should an emergency occur.

Habitat for Humanity is Masking a Difference across South Carolina

(COLUMBIA, SC) July 13, 2020 — As the coronavirus continues to impact the Palmetto State, South Carolina Association of Habitat for Humanity announces a statewide effort to ensure nonprofits have the resources needed to safely serve communities during the pandemic.

BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Announces Statewide...

Columbia, S.C.—Long before the coronavirus pandemic put a spotlight on health disparities faced by African-Americans, South Carolinians were plagued by the epidemic of diabetes, which also disproportionately affects vulnerable populations.