A new kind of safety net is arriving at UC Health’s University Hospital and the University of Cincinnati Neuroscience Institute on May 1. It is patient-friendly, family-friendly and, for some, possibly life-saving as well. It has a fancy name — “acuity-adjustable unit” – but its goals are fairly straightforward. Instead of moving a recovering patient…
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By Charlie Shor
I have had many adventures in my 57 years, and I have accomplished much. But the main message of my story, which I have been given the opportunity to share, is that anything is possible. If you have... 
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