The Fight Against Alzheimer’s Disease Continues

Understanding Alzheimer’s: Awareness, Treatment and Hope Formed in 1980, the Alzheimer’s Association is the leading voluntary health organization in the world for Alzheimer’s care, support and research, according to Beth Sulkowski, vice president of communications for the nonprofit’s South Carolina Chapter. The Scope of Alzheimer’s in South Carolina Age is the single greatest risk factor … Read more

Virtual Reality Immerses Nursing Students into High-Stakes Scenarios

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Virtual Reality Revolutionizes Nursing Education at MUSC As if nursing school isn’t stressful enough. Your mistakes could hurt someone. Thinking quickly on your feet takes on a whole new meaning when you are still trying to learn. And then there is the blow to your confidence when someone more experienced and seasoned notices that you … Read more

A New Era in Mobility

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For decades, a total knee or hip replacement meant a multi-day hospital stay, followed by a stint in a rehab facility. But thanks to advancements in surgical techniques, pain management and recovery protocols, many patients are now having outpatient surgery in the comfort of an ambulatory surgery center and coming home the same day. Outpatient … Read more

Respite Care Charleston – Helping Those with Dementia have MORE.GOOD.DAYS

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Respite Care Charleston: Bringing “More Good Days” to Families Living with Dementia With approximately 125,000 South Carolinians diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease each year, affordable and accessible dementia care has become a growing priority in the Palmetto State. Providing this type of care has been Respite Care Charleston’s mission for more than three decades — offering … Read more

Turning Back Time

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For decades, plastic surgery was often associated with the vanity-obsessed and celebrities who had “too much work done.” But that’s not the whole story. In recent years, a growing number of people, especially those over the age of 55, have been rewriting the narrative. With advances in technology, refined techniques and a growing interest in … Read more

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