Author: Kathleen Clohessy


  • Monday Hearts for Madalene
    Page Hodel creates beautiful hearts as an ongoing celebration of love

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  • “21st Century Bunny” Series Speaks Eloquently to a Culture of ViolenceArtist Justin Novak uses ceramic sculptures to expose the ethos of fear

    “21st Century Bunny” Series Speaks Eloquently to a Culture of Violence
    Artist Justin Novak uses ceramic sculptures to expose the ethos of fear

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  • AMA Votes to Eliminate Pain as the Fifth Vital SignPhysician group says patient perception of pain is  "too subjective" to be reliable

    AMA Votes to Eliminate Pain as the Fifth Vital Sign
    Physician group says patient perception of pain is “too subjective” to be reliable

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  • Monday Hearts for Madalene
    Page Hodel creates beautiful hearts as an ongoing celebration of love

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  • Our Weekly Tip: Acknowledge Your Disenfranchised GriefGrief that is not acknowledged by society hurts just as deeply as grief that is.

    Our Weekly Tip: Acknowledge Your Disenfranchised Grief
    Grief that is not acknowledged by society hurts just as deeply as grief that is.

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  • Monday Hearts for Madelene
    Page Hodel creates beautiful hearts as an ongoing celebration of love

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  • “Healing Spaces”A physician explains complex mind-body interactions and their effect on health in this book

    “Healing Spaces”
    A physician explains complex mind-body interactions and their effect on health in this book

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  • Monday Hearts for Madalene
    Page Hodel creates beautiful hearts in an ongoing celebration of love

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  • Our Weekly Tip: Use the Right Tools to Document Your Wishes About End-of-Life Care It's important to understand the difference between an Advance Directive and a Living Will

    Our Weekly Tip: Use the Right Tools to Document Your Wishes About End-of-Life Care
    It’s important to understand the difference between an Advance Directive and a Living Will

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  • A Second Opinion Could Save Your LifeDoctors misdiagnose patients far more often than most people believe

    A Second Opinion Could Save Your Life
    Doctors misdiagnose patients far more often than most people believe

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