Well Being Magazine

U.S. Farm-Raised Catfish Soooooo Good!

U.S. Farm-Raised Catfish Soooooooo Good! Okay, who among us can pass up a fresh, hot plate of delicious catfish? It tastes great, it’s good for us, it’s economical and there are dozens of ways to prepare it to satisfy even the most discriminating palate. As long as it is U.S. farm-raised catfish, you know you’ve got the real deal – catfish that is produced under safe, environmentally sound conditions; catfish that is Read more »

Is It Worth the Risk of Melanoma?

Is a Beautiful Deep Bronze Tan Worth the Risk of Melanoma? Melanoma, the most deadly form of skin cancer, is on the rise and the greatest change to recent statistics is the age group with the most significant increase in the number of cases. Since 1970, the incidence of melanoma has increased by eight times in women 18 – 39. While melanoma was once considered to be an “old person’s” disease, Read more »

Hip Replacement Surgery

Is hip pain keeping you from the things you enjoy? New surgical techniques and advanced materials are changing the way patients view… Hip Replacement Surgery The hip is the second largest load-bearing joint in the body, next to the knee. This ball and socket joint at the juncture of the leg and the pelvis has ligaments connecting the ball to the socket to provide stability, and a layer of cartilage to cushion the Read more »

A Legacy of Caring

A Legacy of Caring: The Classic’s contribution to Mississippi’s Batson Children’s Hospital, and non-profit organizations throughout the state. Since 1968, the PGA Tour has brought world-class professional golf to the “Magnolia State.” The tournament we now know as The True South Classic, was originally called the Magnolia Classic and was played in Hattiesburg. Although it has borne other names since those early years, most recently the Viking Classic, today The True South Classic Read more »