Supporting Women and Girls – Period

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It’s widely-known that those experiencing homelessness or those in need of financial assistance benefit from food and clothing donations. What’s often less realized is the need for feminine hygiene products, a necessary and recurring monthly expense for women and girls. Since 2018, the nonprofit Lowcountry Period Pixies has been addressing this need, distributing 37,000 feminine … Read more

Every Zebra’s Stripes Are Different: Victory Over A Rare Type Of Cancer

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For Charleston resident and cancer survivor Roger Jones, his journey to beat a rare form of the disease ultimately led him to embark on several overseas trips to Germany to receive a novel treatment not yet approved in the United States. Jones was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer in 2005. It started in his small intestine … Read more

Inactivity and the Need for More Play

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While growing up in the 1970s in Taylors, South Carolina, Louie Lewis remembers one item in particular: playing. “It’s something we all did,” he said. “Whether we were in school, cutting grass during the summer, going to church or visiting relatives, play was almost always top of mind – but I don’t get to do … Read more

Robotic-Assisted Replacement Surgery Provides Like-New Knees

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When your knees start to weaken, the pain tends to play havoc with your active lifestyle. A knee replacement operation can help get you back to normal, but many people choose to avoid surgery, fearing the possibility of a painful recovery period or, even worse, that the replacement eventually will fail and another surgery will … Read more

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