Why I’m still wearing that stupid mask
2021-07-29
What the CDC is Not Telling Us By Mike DuBose I didn’t plan to write about COVID-19 again. But, then Columbia native and former neighbor,Continue Reading
Interim HealthCare expanding
2021-07-29
Interim HealthCare of the Upstate, a provider of home health, hospice, and personal care services in South Carolina, will soon be expanding to the Midlands,Continue Reading
The Benefits and Dangers of Taking Aspirin—Part 2
2021-07-27
By Mike DuBose with Surb Guram, MD Harvard University Medical School reported in July 2021 that one-half of all Americans aged 45 and older takeContinue Reading
The benefits and dangers taking aspirin
2021-07-15
By Mike DuBose with Surb Guram, MD Surprisingly, aspirin has been consumed by humans for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians used willow bark that containedContinue Reading
Prisma announces vaccination site changes
2021-07-01
Prisma Health will relocate its large public COVID-19 vaccination sites to smaller venues due to the availability of other site options. Community members with existingContinue Reading
Recent COVID-19 Stimulus Saves Many Consumers Money on Health Insurance
2021-04-27
President Joe Biden announced the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has extended the special enrollment period through August 15, giving consumers under 65 yearsContinue Reading
Congratulations on getting your vaccinations
2021-04-22
I Got My Covid Vaccine. I’m Free. Whoa. Danger Still Lurks. You have followed the science and not misinformation being distributed by conspiracy social mediaContinue Reading
Prisma Health fertility center opens new office
2021-04-22
Prisma Health Fertility Center of the Carolinas has opened a new location in Columbia to better serve patients across the Midlands region. The office willContinue Reading
Lexington Medical Center Ribbon Cutting
2021-03-16
Lexington Medical Center held a ribbon-cutting for their new community medical center in Northeast Columbia. On Tuesday, March 15 the facility was blessed and theContinue Reading
South Carolina’s oldest resident gets COVID-19 vaccination
2021-02-04
Maria Aulenbacher’s first pandemic was the 1919 Spanish flu. Now 111, South Carolina’s oldest resident wants to be protected for this pandemic, which is whyContinue Reading
A Force of Nature: Shoes Fit for a Queen
2021-01-20
By Christy Mason Cox There was a time when nothing could come between hard-charging businesswoman Scheri Force and her stilettos – except perhaps, the switchContinue Reading