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Using leading-edge technology and an innovative integrative approach to identify the true, underlying causes of pain
For those experiencing chronic pain, finding lasting relief can be a lifelong struggle. Many patients have seen rheumatologists, neurologists, orthopedic surgeons, chiropractors, acupuncturists, P.T.s, M.T.s and D.P.M.s—the list of traditional specialists can seem like a bottomless bowl of alphabet soup. But one local physician is taking...
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A Final Thought: Science and Sweet Corn
As an English major, I sometimes regret not learning more about science, so I read a lot about the sciences and listen to science-themed podcasts. Here are a few things I learned about the nature of the universe in 2020 that surprised me: Plants Don’t Grow Out of the GroundA plant’s structure is mostly carbon, but where does the...
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Once the winter snows melt, it’s going to be a busy roofing season for Roofsmith Restoration
Spring is the ideal time to replace your roof, especially after the single-digit temperatures Northeast Ohio experienced in February. Ice dams—and other problems associated with the freeze-thaw cycle—can wreak havoc on shingles, flashing, chimneys, skylights and more, creating leaks and water damage, especially if your roof is past...
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A Final Thought: Traveling Back In Time
Last week a friend asked me what I would do if I could travel back in time—one time and one time only. Where would I go? What would I choose to see? I know enough about “the Butterfly Effect” to understand that I would not dare change a thing. With my luck, I’d inadvertently interrupt my parents’ on the night of my conception and...
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Tip Letdara’s new nail salon in Fairlawn is the culmination of a mother’s dream
When you meet Tip Letdara, it’s natural to assume her name is a nickname derived from her career as a nail technician. But “Tip” doesn’t come from “fingertip” or “nail tip.” Rather, her mother named her “Thiphavanh,” and she’s been known as Tip since she was a child growing up in a Laotian village in the 1970s, at a time...
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