 It’s not every day an otolaryngologist gets a purple heart, but that’s just the surprise that was in store for Dr. Kathleen Makielski when she investigated a problem with a very young patient. A purple heart bead, to be exact. Three-year-old Mackenzie Anderson joined the not-so-exclusive club of young patients who find their way to The Polyclinic’s otolaryngologists with an assortment of tiny trinkets... Click to read more
 Jeanne Legault, a successful and energetic paralegal living in Beacon Hill, had always taken good care of herself, staying physically fit and working out from the time she was a teenager. So when a number of worrisome symptoms descended on her in her early 50s, it took her... Click to read more
 It's pretty much a daily occurrence to see retired veterinarian, conservationist and entrepreneur Tag Gornall at the old Minglement Coffee Roasterie on Vashon Island, settling to drink a cup of tea, read the newspaper, catch up with an... Click to read more
 Maria Ackley of Mercer Island isn’t your typical 72-year-old. True, she injured her back, which isn’t uncommon at that age. But it wasn’t from spending too much time on the couch. The former Time magazine photojournalist and model pushed herself... Click to read more
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The 14th annual Komen Puget Sound Race for the Cure was held on Saturday, June 16 at Qwest Field. Members of Team Polyclinic ran and walked their way to a grand total of $3,937.13. These funds will be used toward finding a cure, providing breast cancer 
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