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Every day, Charleston adds 45 new residents. Someone’s got to take care of all these people, which may be why the latest study shows that medicine is going to be among the hottest professions in the next few years. According to the 2016 update to the Talent Demand Study sponsored by the Charleston Metro Chamber […]
If there is one thing consistent about primary care, it’s inconsistency. Government regulations involving health care have changed at a historic level. Advancements and theories involving treatment and medicine are moving along at a rapid-fire pace. The days are behind us when a person or family would see one doctor for all their physical ailments. […]
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Even outside of the kitchen, butter has become so popular in America that many local, county and statewide festivals host butter-sculpting competitions, where winners can claim huge prizes for their works of art or simply carry on local traditions. For instance, artists have been carving the legendary “butter cow” for more than 100 years at […]
Virginia DeWitt lived a good long life. She raised five children. She loved cooking, gardening and creating art. In her later years, the tables turned, and, instead of caring for her children, grandchildren and even great-grandchildren, she needed care herself. As her health declined, it became more difficult for her to live alone. Eventually, one […]
Jason Kirk of Palmetto Community Care wants everyone to know that people who are living with HIV and AIDS are not alone. “We are a resource for people in the tri-county area who are HIV positive,” he said. “We are also dedicated to preventing HIV, and we help people remain HIV-negative.” And as the director […]