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Sumter Senior Living is Providing Residents Peace of Mind With Onsite COVID Vaccines

Sumter Senior Living

With the coronavirus spreading and mutating into different strains, Sumter Senior Living is thrilled to be able to offer their residents and staff the vaccination. It’s challenging enough for most seniors to age well, so this vaccine is a remarkable solution to such a lasting issue throughout our local community …

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Want A Sleeker Smoother Sculpted Body this Valentine’s Day?

Sculpted Body

Uzoma Nwaubani, MD, FACOG, FFPMRS If you’re stressing about the amount of weight you’ve gained over the past few months, you’re not alone! Many people have been cooking, baking, drinking, and lounging around a lot more than usual. You can blame it on your Netflix binging, being confined, seeing too …

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Why Regular Blood Pressure Checks Matter

Regular Blood Pressure

Checking your blood pressure regularly is one of the most important screenings you can get because high blood pressure usually has no symptoms. People with high blood pressure may have a higher risk for heart disease and stroke. That’s why it’s a good idea to see your doctor at least …

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When you hear the word PAIN MANAGEMENT what do you think of?

PAIN MANAGEMENT

By Sheryl Hensel My first thought is……I don’t want to manage any kind of pain, I want to heal it. The National Academy of Science estimated the cost of pain was $560 billion to $635 billion per year back in 2012 which includes direct and indirect costs. Examples such as: …

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Treating Diabetic Wounds: What You Should Know About Your Risks & Recovery

Treating Diabetic Wounds

Dr. Brent Carter Diabetes is a progressive disease and complicated condition to gain control of, but one of the most painful parts of this disease is the development of diabetic wounds. Often these wounds become “non-healing” due to the adverse effects of the systemic disorder. Millions of people with diabetes …

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Ileocecal Valve Disorder

Ileocecal Valve Disorder

Ileocecal Valve Disorder is often misdiagnosed as it can mimic many other disorders. The Ileocecal Valve is a sphincter muscle that is located off of the small intestine. It is responsible for digestion and blocking toxins or waste from backing up into the small intestine. If the valve is damaged, …

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New Bill to Protect Medical Marijuana Patients from Employers

Medical Marijuana Patients

With SB 962 and HB 595 having been filed back in early November, this bill could change the outlook for those afraid to make the jump towards becoming a licensed medical marijuana patient by further protecting them from being discriminated against by their employers. Unfortunately, this issue has become all …

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Hearing Loss & Video Calls

Hearing Loss & Video Calls

Has the pandemic made hearing loss an even greater challenge for you or a loved one? You’re not alone. From increased isolation and difficulty following virtual conversations to managing hearing aids while wearing masks, clear communication can feel like an uphill battle for many in today’s times. At Audiology & …

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Eyelash Transplants Offer Beauty and Protection for Weak and Damaged Lashes

Eyelash Transplants

While long, luscious eyelashes are an eternal sign of youth and beauty, their benefits go far past aesthetics. Eyelashes are the primary way potentially damaging dust motes and debris are kept away from the delicate surface of the eye. Most people don’t realize how delicate and fragile natural eyelashes really …

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THE ART OF THE PHYSICAL EVALUATION

ART OF THE PHYSICAL

By Alexander C. Frank, DC, DACNB, FABES My shoulder hurts me! Why isn’t that sufficient enough for you to know what is wrong with me and how to get me better!? “Well, it is vital to know what you feel is hurting, but I also want to know the why.” …

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