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The latest treatments give your hard work a place to shine By Jenny Peterson As summer approaches, many people increase their focus on fitness and lifestyle habits, spending more time in the gym, running more consistently and eating cleaner to feel confident in warmer-weather clothing. Even with that effort, a familiar frustration often remains: why … Read more
The risk of ignoring gut health By Jenny Peterson When it comes to health, the stereotype that men don’t see their doctors enough may have merit — especially when it comes to gut health and colon issues. With something as detectable, preventable and treatable as colon cancer, physicians say it’s critical not to delay care. … Read more
Spot checks help dermatologists detect skin cancer sooner By Jenny Peterson When it comes to knowing whether a mole should be checked by a dermatologist, experts often point patients to the ‘ABCDEs’ of skin cancer screening. Understanding the ABCDE Rule for Skin Cancer “That’s ‘A’ for asymmetry, ‘B’ for border – you want a smooth, … Read more
Why Parents Should Connect Therapists and Teachers Early By Jenny Peterson Setting children up for a successful school year often includes shopping for supplies, new clothes and backpacks. But another important layer of preparation is ensuring a child’s therapy and healthcare support systems are coordinated with school staff from the beginning of the year. “The … Read more
For Personalized Bodywork By Jenny Peterson Charleston Mobile Massage, led by Natalie Nelson, brings therapeutic, customized bodywork directly to clients across the Lowcountry, offering mobile sessions in clients’ homes, apartment and retirement communities, condos or hotels. Natalie founded the business three years ago with a mission to provide a wide range of wellness modalities tailored … Read more
Preventing Leg Amputation By Jenny Peterson For many people, a small sore on a toe or persistent pain in the leg may seem like a minor inconvenience. But in some cases, those seemingly small symptoms can be warning signs of a much more serious problem: peripheral arterial disease (PAD), a condition that reduces blood flow … Read more