David Quick
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North Carolina native David Quick received a degree in English from Duke University in 1986. After a one-year stint as a reporter and photographer at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph in West Virginia, Quick came to work in Charleston as a reporter in 1988. Quick has run 15 marathons, including three Boston Marathons.
Recent Stories
Sports give man discipline to help Louie's Kids
As the nation embarks on a childhood obesity initiative led by first lady Michelle Obama, one young man dove headfirst into the deep end of it in Charleston nearly two years ago and already is making a difference. He is one soldier in a battle that has just begun.
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$40 Bridge Run bibs in short supply
Procrastinators may be left paying for $150 slots
With one week to go before the 33rd Cooper River Bridge Run and Walk, those who do not register soon may still be able to get in -- but at a price. That price may be $150 and being placed in the corral at the back of the pack.
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Bone up on osteoporosis
MUSC 'center' focuses on care and education
Claire Hoefer is the ideal osteoporosis patient -- she doesn't have it, at least not yet.
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The body is made to be on move
Having been in this business for nearly 23 years, I've fielded my fair share of phone calls from upset readers, whether I was the source of their fuming or not.
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Coalition: 'Eat Smart Move More'
At nearly 30 percent, South Carolina has the fifth highest rate of adult obesity in the nation.
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Golf tournament for cardiac group
With heart disease being the No. 1 killer in the United States, there is a greater need for more education and a lot of support in trying to overcome the challenges of the disease.
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Nonprofit for cancer patients
Integrative Cancer Care, a nonprofit with a mission to provide therapies that complement and optimize the medical treatment of cancer patients, is among the first of its kind in Charleston.
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Juvenile diabetes walk Saturday
Aiming to spread the word about Type 1 Diabetes, aka "juvenile diabetes," and raise money for a cure, a group of parents and diabetics are starting the Charleston Walk to Cure Diabetes.
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Free glucose screenings
East Cooper Coastal Family Physicians will be giving free glucose screenings from 8 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. March 23 in honor of American Diabetes Association Alert Day.
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