The Villager proudly recognizes and congratulates Dr. Miklin Interventional cardiologist Jerry S. Miklin, M.D., F.A.C.C., has been recognized by Castle Connolly Top Doctors, who publishes their annual survey results in 5280 Magazine, as a 20-Year Top Doctor. Castle Connolly describes that honor as, “Once is Top Doctor does not mean always a Top Doctor. These
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The Art of Hope will focus on the art and stories of Arturo Garcia and Topher Straus By Peter Jones Arturo Garcia is a wing of hope. In a world where the realities of pancreatic cancer are often grim, the Denver fine-art painter has been exceptionally fortunate. Diagnosed in 2012 at the relatively young age
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By providing nursing scholarships, Friends of Nursing is helping the next generation of nurses who are earning their baccalaureate or higher degree through nine Colorado Schools of Nursing. Colorado is experiencing a serious nursing shortage. Some projections suggest that our state will need more than 10,000 new nurses over the next decade. As the demand
Dear Savvy Senior, Can a person in their early fifties have osteoporosis? When I fell and broke my wrist last winter the doctor that treated me told me I might have osteoporosis. Surprised Susan Dear Susan, While osteoporosis is much more common in adults over age 60, it can strike younger people too. In fact,
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Persuasion influences a person’s beliefs, attitudes, intentions, motivation, and behavior and plays an essential role in personal relationships and social change. When two people get together, they will inevitably try to persuade one another on political, health, parenting, or economic issues. One might even use persuasion to get another to behave in a particular manner.
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Annual benefit for Wings of Hope scores hole in one with largest proceeds yet By Peter Jones The 2024 Kingsbury Open was a success—and that’s par for the course. The annual golf tournament benefiting Wings of Hope for Pancreatic Cancer Research raised more than $50,000, the event’s biggest win yet and more than three times
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Traveling in Italy for the last few months has been relaxing, educational, and amazing. I am overwhelmed with gratitude to be able to take this once-in-a-lifetime trip. As Fall is in full swing, I am reminded that the holidays are approaching. Returning Stateside in early December, I am considering how we will operationalize the Christmas
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If asked, “What do you want out of life?” most people would say health, happiness, a great job, family, friends, a lovely house in a vibrant community, and success. These answers are expected. A more interesting thought-provoking question is, “For what are you willing to struggle?” Of course, everyone wants a fantastic job and financial
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Her 6-year-old son said, “What the heck?” Mom responded gently but firmly, “Tommy, do not use coarse language, Honey.” I was in the elevator at the hotel listening and was so moved by this verbal exchange between a mom and her son that I thanked her. She was a bit surprised. I said, “Sometimes the
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