Superfood of the Month: Apples
Widely celebrated for their nutritional profile, here are 10 healthful reasons why apples should be part of your diet.
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Understanding and Preventing Suicide
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention reports that there are 132 suicides each day in the United States. Lexington Medical Center is working to curb these statistics by educating its clinicians about how to help.
Latest Advances in Prostate Cancer Detection
Two innovative new prostate cancer biopsy techniques improve prostate cancer detection.
Lexington Medical Center Selected as a Best Place to Work in SC
For the second year in a row, Lexington Medical Center is one of the Best Places to Work in South Carolina.
Free Times of Columbia Readers Name Lexington Medical Center as “Best Hospital”
We are pleased to announce that readers of the Free Times of Columbia have named Lexington Medical Center as “Best Hospital” in Columbia.
A Nutritional Face-Off: Soy, Almond, and Dairy Milk
When it comes to milk alternatives, the options seem endless these days. Among the most popular choices are soy, almond, and traditional cow's milk. Let's dive into the nutritional profiles of all three so you can decide which is best for you.
When Breastfeeding Does Not Come Naturally
Despite what we often hear or see depicted on TV or in the movies, breastfeeding doesn't always come naturally or easily for all women.
World Class Care Lives Here: Chaplain's Story
Meet Matthew Greg. As one of Lexington Medical Center’s nearly 100 chaplains, he listens, comforts, prays for and administers sacraments to people of all faiths and beliefs.
Weight Loss Medication or Weight Loss Surgery?
In the battle against obesity, both weight loss medications and weight loss surgery have a role to play.
In the Heart of Chapin
Peggy Lewis loves living along the shores of Lake Murray in Chapin. But after enjoying the banks of the lake, the 83-year-old began to notice she was having trouble walking back up the incline to the house.
GammaTile: New Tech Is Treating Brain Tumors
They’re among the most terrifying words a person can ever hear: “You have a brain tumor.” But thanks to a revolutionary new technology, there is hope.
