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Originally from Columbia, South Carolina, Dr. James Schnell earned his M.D. from the University of South Carolina Medical School. Upon graduation, he entered the Bowman-Gray School of Medicine at Wake Forest University and North Carolina Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem where he completed his residency in Internal Medicine. In 1995, he moved to Nashville to earn […]
Do you snore when you sleep? Does your bed partner? Youâre not alone. Almost from time immemorial, nocturnal noise-making has been so common that it has created such familiar expressions as âsawing some woodâ and even the euphemism for sleeping, âcatching some âZzzsâ.â Snoring is a frequent subject of humor. But, in reality, itâs not […]
Otolaryngology is difficult to pronounce and can be even harder to spell. But if you are having any medical problems that involve hearing, breathing, smelling, tasting, speaking or swallowing, it’s easy to find Charleston Ear, Nose & Throat, the largest private ENT practice in South Carolina. Charleston ENT has eight locations spread across the Lowcountry, […]
Medical University of South Carolina Health, Otolaryngology “I always wanted to be a doctor,” Eric Lentsch says. He adds that for him, there was no defining moment, just that he knew from a young age that he was destined to become a physician. Interested in surgery, a colleague enthusiastically recommended that Lentsch pursue the specialty […]
âPeople ask me if diet or exercise is more important when you have diabetes,â said Reinhart. âMy response is: âYou canât fly a plane without two wings!â Both are vital in maintaining not only healthy glucose levels but healthy blood vessels. Exercise is the fountain of youth.â As people age, itâs easy to mistake symptoms […]
Being diagnosed with diabetes can be terrifying at any age. While the mediaâs efforts have improved in recent years, there is still a long way to go toward changing the publicâs perception of diabetes. Great strides have been made in diabetes care and people with Type 1 and Type 2 can live long, healthy lives. […]