Mental Health may move downtown Columbia site
The South Carolina Mental Health Commission considers moving the Bull Street complex to the Crafts-Farrow campus near I-77 to enable downtown redevelopment. Planners push for construction by 2002 with occupancy in 2003 while the downtown HQ remains on Bull Street and a sale could fund a new state hospital.
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State Hospital
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Washington Monument
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New spinal GLASS surgery reduces recovery time
New GLASS gasless laparoscopic anterior spine surgery offers less invasive spinal fusions. Performed through a small incision with a balloon and mechanical retractor, it shortens recovery, reduces pain, and often allows walking within a day and hospital stays of three to four days. Suitable for select patients, it may not suit older cases or those with prior abdominal surgery.
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Misconceptions and practices in American nutrition
The piece highlights mixed dietary habits in the United States, noting undernutrition amid abundance, high spending on unhealthy foods, and reliance on weight loss products. It discusses skipped meals, reliance on prepackaged formulas, neglect of fruits vegetables and whole grains, and parenting struggles over children's meals and morning breakfasts. It urges nutritious breakfasts and better meal patterns.
Eating Right Is The First Step Towards A Healthier You
A discussion on improving nutrition emphasizes choosing balanced diets over costly fads and laxatives, understanding nutrients, digestion, and how modern influences like peer pressure and fast food shape young people's eating habits in Aiken County. It urges readers to know common dietary weaknesses and questions how processing affects nutrient value to support lasting weight management.
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Aiken County
Eating For Life class offered by Hitchcock Health Solutions
Hitchcock Health Solutions will offer a 12 week Eating For Life nutrition and weight loss class taught by registered dietitian Cyndi Foster Cats. The course runs weekly Sept 29 through Dec 15 with a noon monthly weight loss support group for graduates, no charge to attend, call 648 8344 ext 951 for details.
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