Tiny Spot Raises Alarm for a Second Time

Photos courtesy of Erin Thomas.

A dermatologist spotted what Erin Thomas thought were harmless freckles – just in time Vigilance Makes the Difference Wanted: The Dream Dermatologist Seeking one rare physician: A dermatologist who refuses to rush. Must be willing to scan every inch of skin, from scalp to sole, with sharp eyes and sharper instincts. Should know when to … Read more

The Lighter Side of Health Care: Only Two People Really Care How Much Coffee I Consume

Conversations With a Urologist So I’ve been hanging out with a urologist twice a year, which is always a good idea for men who entered this world during the waning years of the Truman Administration. I’ll refer to him as Dr. P. His last name does actually start with a P, so I’ll let you … Read more

Serving a Vital Purpose

Emotional support animals help, but with fewer rights than service animals. The lines can be blurry when it comes to classifying animals that assist people in numerous ways. Let’s explore this class of animals and discuss their use, regulations and challenges when gaining access to public spaces, renting homes or flying. “I had moved a … Read more

The State of Diabetes in South Carolina

Education is the key to stemming the rising tide of adult diabetes. Type 2 diabetes is a growing crisis in South Carolina. With rates climbing higher in recent years, the Palmetto State ranks fifth from the top in percentage of adult diabetes diagnoses. The burden falls hardest on those who face barriers to education, accessible … Read more

The Physician’s Blueprint for Growth

A modern framework for expanding medical practice visibility and revenue Unlocking Practice Potential with the ‘Seven Ps’ In an era where physician authority can feel diluted and devalued, standing out is more crucial than ever. The path to growing patient volume and revenue is no longer paved by traditional marketing alone. Today’s patients search online, … Read more

The Importance of Cancer Screenings

Early detection reduces mortality and improves treatment outcomes Cancer deaths are declining as early screening saves lives. Since cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, staying proactive about your health is essential. With more than 2 million new cases projected for 2025 in the United States alone, undergoing routine cancer … Read more

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