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Ingrown Toenails: Small Problem, Big Discomfort

Ingrown toenails might be a small problem, but they can cause big discomfort. If you've ever dealt with an ingrown toenail, you know how something as simple as walking can quickly turn into a painful ordeal.

Orthopaedics

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A Fresh Take on the Southern Diet

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Your Health Is In Your Hands

Primary Care

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Lexington Medical Center First Hospital in South Carolina to Achieve Magnet with Distinction® Recognition

Leadership & Growth

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5 Common Vaccine Myths Debunked

Primary Care

When Should Teens Have Their First OB/GYN Visit?

The first OB/GYN visit is a significant milestone that marks the beginning of a new chapter in caring for her body. Here's what a young woman should know to feel more confident and prepared for this important step.

Superfood of the Month: Avocado

Avocados are often referred to as nature’s butter, but they’re more than a creamy addition to toast. Packed with essential nutrients, healthy fats and fiber, avocados offer a variety of health benefits that make them a powerhouse in any balanced diet.

Healthy Living

What Sets Lexington Medical Center Urgent Care Apart

Take a ride with Dr. Brent Powers, Chief Medical Officer, and Jay Hamm, Vice President Operations, as they talk about whether you should go to the emergency room or an urgent care and what sets Lexington Medical Center's urgent care locations apart in this Wellness on Wheels.

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New EmPATH Unit to Serve Mental Health Patients Opens at Lexington Medical Center

mental health patients. The unit, known as EmPATH, Emergency Psychiatric Assessment Treatment and Healing, will enhance care for psychiatric and mental health patients at the Lexington Medical Center Emergency Department.

Leadership & Growth

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Did You Know Alcohol Causes Breast Cancer?

You may be surprised to learn that alcohol is a carcinogen and drinking as little as one alcoholic drink a day increases your risk of developing breast cancer.

Cancer

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Superfood of the Month: Pumpkin

Pumpkin is more than just a seasonal treat—it’s a powerhouse of nutrients that offers impressive health benefits year round.

Healthy Living

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The Latest on GLP-1s

One in eight (13%) American adults have tried GLP-1s to lose weight, and about 6% are currently taking them. What's on the horizon for these medications?

Weight Loss

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What’s the Difference in Palliative Care and Hospice Care?

When facing a serious illness, patients and their families may hear about palliative care and hospice care. While both focus on improving quality of life and providing comfort, there are significant differences.

Cancer

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Superfood of the Month: Almonds

Almonds are among the most nutritious and beneficial tree nuts. Whether raw, roasted or as butter or milk, these nuts are a powerhouse of essential nutrients.

Healthy Living

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Healthy Mind, Healthy Body: A Holistic Approach to Care

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Disclaimer: This blog is intended for general understanding and education about Lexington Medical Center. Nothing on the blog should be considered or used as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Blog visitors with personal health or medical questions should consult their health care provider.

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