Women and Children First – Access to Health Care

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It’s 2025, and society seems to be more advanced than ever. After all, technology virtually gives us the world at our fingertips. But tangible access to things like adequate health care remain out of reach for many. If you live in the hustle and bustle of a well-populated area, most health-related necessities are woven into … Read more

When Hoofbeats Aren’t Horses: Finding the Medical Zebra, The Anne Toole Story

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“When you hear hoofbeats, think of horses, not zebras.” This popular advice, circa the 1940s, was intended to encourage doctors to diagnose common causes, rather than spending limited time and resources chasing down the possibility of rare diseases, according to the National Library of Medicine. But zebras are not mythical creatures, and sometimes those hoofbeats … Read more

MUSC And Accel Health: Delivering Concierge Healthcare to the Lowcountry

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Specializing and board-certified in internal, lifestyle, and obesity medicine, Dr. Erika Blank has partnered with MUSC to offer a highly personalized approach to primary care. Recognizing that healthcare isn’t a “one size fits all” model, Accel Health’s subscription-based concierge service partners you with a dedicated physician. The team will work closely with you to build … Read more

Allergy Season Is Here: Do You Know What To Do?

Charleston resident Keaton Moore, 26, doesn’t prepare for the spring season the way most people do. No, she doesn’t focus on shifting winter clothes to another part of the closet to make room for brighter colors. She doesn’t mark outdoor weekend trips on her calendar. Moore’s preparation for spring calls for bulk purchases of soft … Read more

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