Rising health costs puzzle said by SC Medical Association chief
Charleston: Dr. J Chris Hawk III, new president of the South Carolina Medical Association, says no simple solution exists for spiraling health costs. He notes costs rising about 25 percent annually, urges better self care, physician encouragement of healthy behavior, emphasis on prevention, and greater patient contribution as insurance shields wane.
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Experts warn of Satanic cults across South Carolina
Charleston AP reports at the South Carolina Medical Association meeting experts claim thousands statewide worship satanic rites. Dr George Bruce of Seneca and Deputy Lewis Marshall of Lexington County discuss alleged activities and symptoms from satanic involvement and education programs for parents.
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Kentucky prom Cinderella fundraiser dresses boost local students
In Williamsburg Kentucky dozens of southeastern Kentucky high school girls received prom gowns donated by Dan Haughton a New York investment banker inspired by a poverty story in the Wall Street Journal. He mobilized Harvard classmates to contribute 104 dresses and local shops to donate more. Seventy five girls selected outfits at a fashion show with some gowns needing alterations while others proved unsuitable.
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