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How Your Heart Health Affects Your Hearing

Do you remember the song called “Dem Bones” from childhood? The one that goes, “The Ear Bone’s Connected to the…?” We often think of the ear as being unrelated to the rest of the body. However, the Better Hearing Institute says that your heart and hearing may have more in common than you realize. […]

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Oculoplastic Surgery

The first signs of aging usually take place around the eyes. With injectables such as Botox and dermal fillers, subtle changes can be corrected quickly. A patient may be considering the long-term benefits of oculoplastic surgery for concerns related to loose, sagging skin. We perform oculoplastic procedures for functional or cosmetic improvement at the Key-Whitman Cosmetic Center. […]

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Sharon Stone: Rising from Rubble

In the chaotic world of Hollywood, where stars often flicker and fade, Sharon Stone, 65, exemplifies an unusual durability, showcasing a narrative that triumphs over adversities. Beneath the deceptive allure of fame, she’s emerged not as a victim but as a symbol of perseverance. […]

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Stephen P. Courtney, MD: Advanced Spine Center

For board-certified, fellowship trained orthopedic spine surgeon Dr. Stephen P. Courtney, patients come first. It’s an ethos that developed early on in his life and one that has helped guide him in his journey to earn a distinguished reputation among his professional colleagues, medical peers and, most importantly, his patients. […]

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Matt Damon: A Journey of Passion, Challenges, and Commitment

Matt Damon isn’t just an Oscar-winning screenwriter and actor with a career that’s been killing it for over 30 years – his ride to the top is a masterclass in grit, fire, and a no-nonsense dedication to what he does. From his start in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to becoming one of Hollywood’s MVPs, Damon’s journey is all about hanging tough and giving it everything he’s got. […]

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Breast Cancer Risks, Symptoms, and New Revelations on Early Detection

Twelve percent of women today will develop invasive breast cancer, and more than 40,000 will die from it this year alone, reports BreastCancer.org. That’s why a refresher course on early detection and staying up-to-date on the latest studies is essential and the reason for October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. […]