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1789 10 physicians began a medical society for South Carolina physicians. 1800 The medical … Read more
1789 10 physicians began a medical society for South Carolina physicians. 1800 The medical … Read more
In Dr. Kashyap Patel’s ideal world, doctors understand much more about their patients than just their medical diagnosis. When patients are worried about how to pay for food or transportation, for example, their doctor knows and finds ways to help.
A few of these tricks might help you look fresh — at least until the next shift rolls around!
During the last legislative session, Sen. Tom Davis introduced Senate Bill 533, which relates to the scope of practice for nurse practitioners and physician assistants. If passed, it would allow them to diagnose, treat, and prescribe without the supervision or collaboration of a physician.
Every day, medical research opens doors to cutting-edge treatments and better patient care.
Dr. Wesley Frierson is an emergency medicine specialist in West Columbia, and he has over 20 years of experience in the medical field. He graduated from University of South Carolina at Aiken in 2004, and he is affiliated with Lexington Medical Center. In his spare time, he enjoys travel and golf.
Every physician’s journey begins with a profound “why” — a driving sense of purpose behind years of rigorous training and dedication to the field of medicine. For many medical residents, this purpose is shaped by personal experiences, a desire to heal or a commitment to serve underserved populations.