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Beyond Bond: Daniel Craig
Daniel Craig moves past 007. By Sondra Barr When Daniel Craig was cast as the world’s most famous spy in 2005, most fans instantly took umbrage. A little-known British indie actor at the time, the […]
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Planning and Precision Define the Work of Dr. Pooyan Rohani
Dr. Pooyan Rohani has a mind for detail. By Sondra Barr Pooyan Rohani, MD, M.Engr., approaches medicine with the mindset of an engineer. Precision, problem solving, and attention to functionality, define Dr. Rohani’s detailed approach […]
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Dr. Reza Mobarak is a Man of Distinction
Dr. Reza Mobarak and his team bring a depth of knowledge to their patients at Southwest Foot and Ankle Center and DFW Would Care Center. Patients always come first for Reza Mobarak, DPM, FACFAS, FAPWCA. […]
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There’s More to Cancer than Chemo and Surgery
Courtesy Stewart’s Caring Place Medical treatment for a cancer patient is only the beginning of a sometimes long journey. Dynamics of the cancer experience may include psychological, social, spiritual or physical factors. As the patient, […]
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Practical Tips for Aging Well
Age well with these seven practical tips. Dr. Jennifer Arnouville As a geriatrician, I am often asked what recommendations I have about healthy aging. There is no obvious magic to this, but I have observed […]
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Self-Employment Ideas for Seniors to Take Charge of Their Destiny
Ideas abound for seniors looking for self-employment. By Kimberly Blaker For a variety of reasons, many older Americans won’t retire. According to a May 29, 2019, report by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 30.2% of […]
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Your Opinion Matters When It Comes to Funeral Planning
Your Opinion MattersBy Rick Allen Planning has many benefits. Planning a vacation or a joyous occasion such as a wedding or baby shower often result in months of discussion and attention to details. Much effort […]
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Treating Hearing Loss
Who you should see and what steps you should take. By Elizabeth Brassine, Au.D Hearing is one of the body’s most remarkable senses. It integrates with our brain to help us connect with the world […]
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Going “Zero to Caregiver” – Advance Directives make a Difference
By Tamera Whitlow, LVN, USAF Our second day was eventful at the hospital. Things started to move rapidly. The final straw was when they came to ask for consent for evasive procedures and informed it […]
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Texas Back Institute Brings an Innovative Approach to Spine Care
Courtesy Texas Back Institute In 1977, Dr. Stephen Hochschuler was practicing as a spine surgeon in Plano, Texas. He wanted to advance spine care for patients suffering from neck and back pain locally and all […]