Urgent Care at NasonCare in North Charleston

Radiology Manager & Floor Manager Susan Krol at NasonCare is a radiologic technologist but is also registered in CT and mammography.

“We are able to provide a level of advanced urgent care that you can’t get at any other urgent care location,” said Dr. Barron Nason, sitting in the former free-standing emergency department where, following his residency, he worked as a board-certified emergency physician. Because of its ER history, NasonCare urgent care is equipped with a … Read more

Separation Anxiety in Pets

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Once upon a time, Greenville resident Harold Moore had two dogs. Their names were Lexi and Super Jack. Both were dachshunds, and both were well-behaved and mild-mannered – until one day Moore went to take Lexi to the vet and Super Jack pitched a fit. Because this had never happened before, Moore naturally wondered what … Read more

The Bee Cause Project: Raising Bee Awareness One School At A Time

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For Tami Enright and Ted Dennard, co-founders of The Bee Cause Project, honey bees are the most admirable, awe-inspiring species on the planet. “Bees live as people should live: naturally, symbiotically and in a manner that only contributes positively to the world around them,” Dennard explained. “On its own, the average worker bee only produces … Read more

The Lighter Side: It’s All About The Side Hustle

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You’d think that after four years of college, four years of medical school and however long it took to get through residency and internship plus any specialty training, most doctors would think they were “fulfilled.” But that’s not true. In addition to being avid golfers – just try getting an appointment when your dermatologist has … Read more

Every Moment Matters: Eli Clark’s Story, Part Two

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The Clark family was enjoying life in their new Mount Pleasant home after moving in 2015. Eli Clark “seemed to be doing really well,” according to his mother, Stephanie Clark, in the wake of his kidney transplant. But during the summer of 2017, things took an unexpected and dire turn. It started when Stephanie was … Read more

Travel and The Brain

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Whether they are enjoying a relaxing cruise, a trip to an exotic country or a simple journey through the woods to Grandma’s house, most travelers readily agree that escaping daily routines and surroundings, even for a short time, improves their mental health. What may be less obvious is that new scenery and new activities also … Read more

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