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Love is …
by Donna Martini – Oyster Bay, NY

Love is food; it’s fuel; it’s energy. It multiplies; it envelops; it seeps. Love is what we need; what we want; what we were created to give away, not keep. Love is a noun, a verb, an adjective … It is a thought and what we can willfully choose to become our narrative. It is […]

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A Definition By Any Other Name …
by Donna Martini – Oyster Bay, NY

The company you keep defines who you are. We are who we associate with. Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are. We have heard these sayings for decades. Now, we are sharing them on posters all over social media, which makes me wonder what aspect of our human intellect needs to promulgate […]

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Are Hurricanes Really Getting Worse?
by Bill Pekny

Heading into the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season (June 1–November 30), there is a lot of fear that these types of storms are getting more frequent and more severe. Many folks believe that warming oceans will mean more energy for these storms to absorb, which will translate to stronger and more destructive hurricanes when they make landfall. […]

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Turn that frown upside down…
by Jimmy Kilimitzoglou, DDS, FACD, FPFA, DABOI, MAGD, FAAID, FICOI

The thought of going to the dentist conjures up feelings of gloom and doom. While there are those conscientious individuals who faithfully visit their family dentist twice annually as recommended by professional dental associations, there are those who wait until the absolute last possible moment—when the toothache is totally unbearable—to pick up the phone and […]

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Can Cell Phones Cause Heart Arrhythmia? by Susan Finley

“You have an electrical problem with your heart, we are going to have stop it and restart it again,” said the young doctor hovering over me, in the ER room (who I could almost swear looked no older than 17). Fearful it was his first day in the ER, I imagined his earlier conversation before […]

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Another Leap Forward in Dental Healing: The Regenerative Dental Pulp Cap
by Jeffrey Etess, DMD, NMD, IBDM

As society turns the corner from the pandemic, life is starting to return to normal. We are all attempting to get back to the things we miss doing and attending to our personal needs, including going back to the dentist. Many have put their dental needs on a complete hold during the last year. Unfortunately, […]

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3 Common Pet Costs You Can Avoid
by Dr. R. Geoffrey Broderick

Pet parents are often sent into a momentary state of shock when they see the vet bills for a treatment, procedure, or even a simple vet visit. Their jaws drop, their eyes bulge, and their bank account runs for the hills. They’re even more shocked when they come to me and I explain how those […]

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COVID-19 Fact Sheet
by Gabriel Cousens, MD

Dear Friends, Putting together an understanding of the COVID-19 event with all the mass hysteria, misinformation, and hyperbole is not easy. In approaching this, I’ve tried to stick with statistics and published papers; however, I’m choosing not to footnote everything because this isn’t a doctoral thesis. I share here a list of facts that give […]

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Everything is Nothing
by Scott Haas – Cambridge, MA

Why Be Happy? by Scott Haas

Years spent visiting Japan changed my outlook on how I use space back home in the States. Like many people, I had tended to hold on to things, stretching back years, and while there is little or no utility or purpose to these things, I found it hard to let go.* How could I throw […]

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TOMORROW NEVER COMES
by Brenda Shoshanna – New York City

Most of the time we live our lives, waiting for tomorrow. We plan, prepare, dream and hope that our dreams will come true. Or, the opposite happens, we live in fear of what may be on the way and become frozen. What we imagine lays up ahead becomes more real than what is happening right […]

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