A huge congratulations is in order for our Women's Health Gynecology team on this top 40 national ranking for 2020-21! We are consistently proud of the high level of care patients can expect from our care team. Learn more at the link below! #BestHospitals #ChangingWhatsPossible
https://web.musc.edu/about/news-center/2020/07/28/musc-health-keeps-no1-ranking-in-sc-as-more-of-its-specialty-programs-hit-national-top-10-percent
MUSC Health
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Today may mark the end of #WIMMonth, but we're grateful every day of the year for our amazing #WomeninMedicine. Take the time to encourage & thank the women in your life who are pursuing medical careers. Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and commitment to the field of medicine. Here's to you! #StrengthinDiversity
Today is National Women’s Health & Fitness Day! This annual observance brings attention to the importance of regular physical activity and health awareness for women. It's easy to hit snooze and skip the workout, or put off scheduling your well woman visit, but don't! Let this day serve as a reminder to prioritize your health. So, get that sweat session in and your next visit with us on the calendar. #ChangingWhatsPossible
Lead Perinatal Sonographer Kayla Lobaugh is today's #WIMMonth spotlight. She finds her career rewarding - she helps patients engage with their babies before they are born, and she provides support during stressful times. She is #ChangingWhatsPossible for women in medicine through collaboration. She says, "One person cannot move mountains; it takes a team." We couldn't agree more, Kayla! #Teamwork #StrengthinDiversity
Peggi Angel, Ph.D., from MUSC Hollings Cancer Center recently received a $3 million grant from the National Cancer Institute to study collagen regulation in #BreastCancer health disparities. #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/u0B250Bylk5
RESEARCH.MUSC.EDU
Hollings researcher receives award to study collagen regulation in breast cancer health disparities
ICYMI, September is National Fruits & Veggies Month! Check out the link for a plethora of different recipe ideas so you can easily incorporate more fruits and vegetables into your meals. #ChangingWhatsPossible #NFVM2020
http://ow.ly/YcKH50Bsyov
The CDC completed a study at the end of June 2020 and results showed that rates of depression had quadrupled from the same time last year. Dr. Joshua Smith shares about the increased rates of depression and alcohol use being reported during the pandemic. Listen at the link. #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/EzKW50BUxfe
SOUTHCAROLINAPUBLICRADIO.ORG
Increased Depression and Alcohol Use Reported During the Pandemic
Early-stage #BreastCancer can be cured in most women, but catching it early is key. This can be challenging for women with a type of tissue called dense breasts. Learn about the impact this tissue can have. #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/2eJO50BSxtJ
WEB.MUSC.EDU
What are dense breasts, and why is it important for women to know if they have them?
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends everyone 6 months and older receive a flu vaccine. If you are pregnant, you should especially take note as you are more vulnerable for infection. All MUSC Women's Health locations have flu shots available. Please ensure you request your shot at your next appointment or you can schedule a separate appointment via the link. #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/s9S350BL1WP
Positive experiences during infancy helps set patterns and build a strong foundational relationship that will last a lifetime. Check out this list of ways to create positive experiences for your little one. #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/h0t850BL0gm
HEALTHYCHILDREN.ORG
Creating Positive Experiences for Your Infant
SC.EDU
UofSC artist sparks joy for children at Charleston hospital
MUSC Children’s Health
October 16 at 3:40 PM ·
We are honored to have the colorful and playful artwork 🎨 of Zoo Valdes on our seventh-floor walls. GD USA Magazine recently announced that his art installation in MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital is a winner in the 2020 Health & Wellness Design Awards. This award honors first-rate graphic communication and is one of the most selective of design competitions. Learn more about his artwork in this story from the University of South Carolina. #ImWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/jQRC50BRtHB
MUSC Children’s Health
October 16 at 3:40 PM ·
We are honored to have the colorful and playful artwork 🎨 of Zoo Valdes on our seventh-floor walls. GD USA Magazine recently announced that his art installation in MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital is a winner in the 2020 Health & Wellness Design Awards. This award honors first-rate graphic communication and is one of the most selective of design competitions. Learn more about his artwork in this story from the University of South Carolina. #ImWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/jQRC50BRtHB
We're thrilled to be partnering with Beaufort Memorial Hospital to bring specialty care to the brand new Okatie Medical Pavilion! Check out the link to learn all about this facility and the services offered! #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/sM0Y50CdEpP
WSAV.COM
Beaufort Memorial opens new multi-faceted medical facility in Okatie
Did you know that pelvic floor disorders can impact all ages? Urinary incontinence after childbirth or recurrent urinary tract infections do not need to be permanent health problems. Our urogynecologists can help. #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/dbse50CdrP8
MUSCHEALTH.ORG
Urogynecology & Pelvic Medicine
Holiday cheer is here!
MUSC Health was live.
Yesterday at 5:30 PM ·
MUSC’s annual Angel Tree Lighting with the Salvation Army! 🎄✨
"In the past, the physician just told a woman what they should do. But, I find that what patients really want is someone they can talk to about their experiences and who they can trust to help them figure out what's the best thing to do for their health."
Learn more about one of our newest OB/GYNs, Dr. Tara Van Leuven, and how she hopes to care for patients at MUSC Women's Health. #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/bDfg50CbNOd
MUSCHEALTH.ORG
Patient, Ally & Educator
MUSC will be getting into the holiday spirit with the annual Angel Tree lighting tomorrow (11/5) at 5:30! 🎄Tune in for this special tradition via Facebook Live! ✨#ChangingWhatsPossible
THU, NOV 5
Annual Angel Tree Lighting
Do you know when it's necessary to visit the emergency department and when an alternative may be the better choice?
Learn about some common medical conditions and the best course of action: http://ow.ly/5SbJ50D2HC5
#ChangingWhatsPossible
MUSCHEALTH.ORG
When Do I Need To Go To Emergency Room
Delivering at the Pearl Tourville Women's Pavilion is the safest choice you can make for yourself and your baby. The integration of a women's pavilion in a children's hospital means our care team members are prepared for those high-risk obstetrical conditions to ensure potential harm is mitigated for mom and baby. Learn more at the link: http://ow.ly/zrys50CZywa
#ChangingWhatsPossible
Getting routine cancer screenings is important because early detection is key to better treatment outcomes. Yes, even during a pandemic.
Dr. Sarah Tucker Price explains how family history, medical history and lifestyle choices influence screening recommendations. #ChangingWhatsPossible #CervicalHealthMonth
Learn more: http://ow.ly/1AKG50D1sva
WEB.MUSC.EDU
Cancer screenings 101: Determining what to get screened for and when
It's a new year and the perfect time to start things out on the right foot! Have you scheduled your well-woman visit?
Make your health a priority this year and get your appointment scheduled with one of our board-certified providers at the link or by calling 843-792-5300. http://ow.ly/vtB650CZx6F
#ChangingWhatsPossible
Dr. Allison Eckard recently spoke with James Crawford of the HealthLinks Podcast about COVID-19’s effect on children, vaccines and MIS-C.
Listen to the full podcast episode: http://ow.ly/1aOO50D0mkM
#ChangingWhatsPossible
"Patients who don't seek help for both heart attack and stroke, and have long-term complications, see an increased risk in mortality or death."
Throughout the pandemic, there's been a 30% reduction in patients presenting to emergency departments with stroke-like symptoms. Dr. Christine Holmstedt talks with Bobbi Conner about why this is concerning, possible signs of stroke and the importance of seeking prompt, expert care.
Listen to the full segment at the link! #ChangingWhatsPossible
http://ow.ly/tEs550CZQlX
SOUTHCAROLINAPUBLICRADIO.ORG
Stroke Symptoms & Seeking Care during the Pandemic
