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Maybe Frank Gehry is to blame. Surely you’ve driven by the architect’s stately, imposing meringue of stainless steel that houses the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health.
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Boulder City Hospital 901 Adams Blvd. (Boulder City) 293-4111 bouldercityhospital.
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The BLM report making a splash You don’t imagine a 4,000-page doorstop of a government report making a splash, but this one is: The Bureau of Land Management’s June draft report on the possible environmental effects of the Southern Nevada Water Authority’s proposed pipeline plan. In case you’ve been living under a mesquite tree: As drought insurance, the authority wants to build a more than 300-mile network of pipes into central-eastern Nevada to send water to the Las Vegas Valley.
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Does a new state law protect consumers from quacks, or target health food experts Next time you’re at your local natural foods store, and you ask an employee about curing heartburn or lowering your blood pressure with foods or herbal supplements, pay close attention to the answer. A new state law that goes into effect Oct.
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Medical specialties are listed alphabetically. Doctors are listed alphabetically beneath those specialty areas, with hospital appointments and subspecialties below that.
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The achiever How Dr. Spirtos became among the best in his field: Slowly, steadily and thoroughly Drive, ethics,teamwork, striving for excellence … if it sounds like training for the Olympics, there’s a good reason why.
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Dr. Jay Coates isn't the kind of doctor that people seek out.
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Bill Harrah changed the face of gaming — very quietly. Why aren’t we celebrating this unassuming innovator? Even in his day, Bill Harrah was an enigma.
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The code-breaker Colleen Morris hopes to improve the lives of children by studying their genes It’s obvious that Dr. Colleen Morris is Nevada’s first and only pediatric geneticist: The mountains of files that line her offices attest to the amount of information she and her team must sift through in her quest to identify and treat children with genetic disorders.
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ELL funding gets lost in translation State Sen. Moises Denis is nearing 50, but he remembers what it was like to sit in an elementary school classroom, years behind his fellow students in reading.