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Educators say reading during the summer break can prevent education loss

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By Naomi Popa Verified
| WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
Children could lose some of their progress in reading or math during summer break, according to educators. Local experts are stressing the importance of continuing to educate children during summer break to support their return in the fall.
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Officials provide food and firework safety tips ahead of America's 250th birthday

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By Naomi Popa Verified
| WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
As the holiday weekend approaches, officials with both the USDA and local fire districts are urging community members to be careful while lighting fireworks and serving food. Firework Safety TipsRecent data shows that over 30% of injuries from fireworks happen to kids under the age of 15, and bystanders or spectators are also at high risk of injury. Capt. Chris Camacho with the Boiling Springs Fire District said to leave fireworks to the pros.
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South Carolina expands newborn screening to include two rare diseases

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By Naomi Popa Verified
| WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC) Verified
The South Carolina Department of Public Health has expanded newborn genetic screening to include Hunter syndrome and Fabry disease.For the last few years, the department has been able to detect 58 different conditions, but now that number will sit at 60. According to SCDPH, Hunter syndrome is a condition where the body can't break down certain sugars, leading to it affecting organs. Without early treatment, it can cause irreversible harm.
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