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Fundraising for Cancer: Ain’t No Mountain High Enough Race for the Cure. Alex’s Lemonade Stand. Relay for Life. Those are just a handful of well-known campaigns raising money to help those affected by cancer through research funding, supporting survivors and more. Other options like GoFundMe and CaringBridge allow supporters of those with cancer a chance … Read more
When we think of the word “integrating,” we think of it as complementary or “combining” multiple things. What comes to mind is integrating multiple options in conjunction with other, perhaps main, options. So when we think of integrative medicine for cancer treatment, we are actually talking about all of the complementary therapies that can be … Read more
Restoring your health and wellness using predictive biomarker testing, proper nutrition and hormone balance, Carolina Holistic Medicine embodies the concept of the whole person, using functional medicine that brings the physical and mental aspects of your life into equilibrium. Yusuf Saleeby, M.D., a graduate of the Medical College of Georgia, is a thyroid specialist who … Read more
Until we discover that ever elusive Fountain of Youth, we will all inevitably experience signs of aging – such as wrinkles. While we cannot defy the process of getting old, we can at least moderate its effects. One way to combat those pesky wrinkles is with over-the-counter treatments. The best option is retinol or wrinkle … Read more
For parents seeking a team sport or fitness activity for their children, mountain biking offers the dual benefits of exercise and getting outdoors. Becoming involved has never been easier following the launch of the South Carolina Interscholastic Cycling League, a statewide scholastic mountain biking league and chapter of the National Interscholastic Cycling Association, a 501(c)3 … Read more
Since its inception in the early 2000s, direct primary care has grown rapidly as an alternative to rising health care costs and limited patient interaction with overworked physicians. The American Academy of Family Physicians approvingly describes this model as one that “emphasizes and prioritizes the intrinsic power of the relationship between a patient and his/her … Read more