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FEATURED
Meet the woman behind the wheel of our Mobile Health Unit
Being raised in small-town South Carolina, Mobile Health Unit Program Manager Sharonda Stokes cares about meeting the needs of rural communities. In her new role, she’s fulfilling that need with compassion.
Recent Posts
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Get a grip on carpal tunnel syndrome
Weakness or tingling in the hand could signal a common condition known as carpal tunnel syndrome. Orthopedic hand surgeon Dr. Kimberly Young explains how CTS develops and offers simple advice for prevention and treatment.
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A neurosurgeon’s guide to navigating neck and back pain
Dr. Clayton Haldeman provides an overview of common causes and treatments for neck and back pain, explains symptoms that require medical attention and outlines treatment options from physical therapy to surgery.
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Maybe it’s menopause: From puberty to menopause
Our hormone levels fluctuate dramatically as we progress from the early teenage years to middle age and beyond, adapting to the body’s current needs. So what do those drastic swings mean for women?
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Pulsed field ablation offers effective treatment for A-fib
Roper St. Francis Healthcare’s physicians became the first in South Carolina to use Medtronic’s pulsed field ablation, a groundbreaking new technology that safely treats atrial fibrillation. The procedure uses tiny pulses of electricity to stop irregular heart rhythms that contribute to A-fib.
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OUR HEALERS
Meet the woman behind the wheel of our Mobile Health Unit
Being raised in small-town South Carolina, Mobile Health Unit Program Manager Sharonda Stokes cares about meeting the needs of rural communities. In her new role, she’s fulfilling that need with compassion.
HEALTHY LIVING
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Get a grip on carpal tunnel syndrome
Weakness or tingling in the hand could signal a common condition known as carpal tunnel syndrome. Orthopedic hand surgeon Dr. Kimberly Young explains how CTS develops and offers simple advice for prevention and treatment.
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A neurosurgeon’s guide to navigating neck and back pain
Dr. Clayton Haldeman provides an overview of common causes and treatments for neck and back pain, explains symptoms that require medical attention and outlines treatment options from physical therapy to surgery.