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Thousands of donors fund Grossmont Medical Plaza renovation
The oncology, ENT and audiology departments moved into the renovated area at Grossmont Medical Plaza thanks to nearly 2,000 donors.
Women can thank the Roaring '20s for the cultural norm of leg shaving. The trend moved in with higher hemlines and gained momentum during World War II. Today, shaving is as routine as a morning coffee — and a wide variety of razors line pharmacy aisles.
But shaving isn't always easy. There are nicks, burns and ingrown hairs — not to mention the time it takes to do it. So we asked Dr. Mona Mofid, a board-certified dermatologist with Sharp Community Medical Group, to help take the "ouch" out of shaving.
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