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A New Way to Treat Treatment-Resistant Depression

A New and Highly-Effective Therapy Designed to Help Those With Depressive Disorders, Anxiety, and PTSD For those who struggle with Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD), depressive disorders, PTSD, or clinical anxiety, ketamine therapy is a rapid and robust modality having antidepressant effects. Standard treatments for these mental health disorders do not always …

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Skin Cancer/Melanoma

Skin Cancer

About one in five Americans are likely to develop skin cancer by the age of 70, according to the American Cancer Society (ACS), making it the most common form of cancer in the U.S. It is also the most preventable cancer. In fact, research indicates that protecting your skin before …

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When Insulin Injections Can Be a Concern with Type 2 Diabetes

By Denise A. Pancyrz – Diabetes & Holistic Lifestyle Coach, Speaker, Author There are varying opinions on the use of insulin for type 2 diabetes patients. These opinions vary by physician and patient. Some believe it makes life so much easier to inject insulin to reduce high glucose levels. Some …

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St. Anthony’s Hospital Moves Into New Patient Tower

New Patient Tower

Kenneth Hill of New York had been at St. Anthony’s Hospital for a short time when he learned that he would become the first patient to move into the hospital’s new 90-bed patient tower. “I feel so special,” said Hill as nurses and hospital transporters gathered his belongings for the …

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6 Signs it is Time to Get Your Eyes Checked

Get Your Eyes Checked

Along with blooming flowers, May also welcomes Healthy Vision Month, a time dedicated to promoting comprehensive eye exams to catch common conditions before they can become serious. When caught early, nearly all eye health problems can be arrested, even reversed. Unlike a vision test, which measures your eyesight for prescription …

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Feeling Better By Finding Joy

Finding Joy

Mental health challenges are some of the most common health conditions people face. Yet, many of us put our mental health on the backburner. And living through a pandemic has complicated matters for many of us. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of …

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BayCare Names New Polk Region Chief Nursing Officer

Kristen Smith, MSN, RN, is BayCare's new Polk Region Chief Nursing Officer

After a national search, BayCare has named Kristen Smith, MSN, RN, as the new Chief Nursing Officer for BayCare Polk County hospitals. She began in the new role on Feb. 21. Smith, who was the director of Patient Services at BayCare’s St. Anthony’s Hospital, will be responsible for maintaining BayCare’s …

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Grow Your Hair Like a Goddess

Grow Your Hair

by Alan J. Bauman, MD, ABHRS Ah, May. Everyone knows it’s the month when we celebrate mothers around the world. But have you ever wondered where the word “May” comes from? It’s believed to be an adaptation of a Greek goddess’s name, “Maius,” who was known as the “goddess of …

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Be More with Less Helping Seniors Downsize for a Smooth Move to Senior Living

Senior Living

Change is inevitable, but that doesn’t make it a bad thing. In fact, change can often open doors to new opportunities—regardless of your age. It’s even more fulfilling when the change that occurs is one that brings you closer to where you belong. At Sumter Senior Living, conveniently located in …

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Tips for Women: How to Build a Foundation of Health

Tips for Women

May 8–14 celebrates National Women’s Health Week, highlighting the many ways that women can honor and take steps to protect their best health, vitality, energy and longevity. Most components of optimal health apply to people of all ages, but some impact women more often or more detrimentally than they do …

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