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A writer in Houston specializing in classical music and the arts. I've been classical music critic of Houston Chronicle, Charlotte Observer and Orlando Sentinel
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4 Complementary Therapies for Ulcerative Colitis

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By Steven Brown , Poonam Sachdev
| WebMD
1 / 5 When you have ulcerative colitis, you want to do whatever you can to keep it from flaring up. So you may be looking for anything that helps, in addition to the medicine and advice your doctor gives you. Complementary, or integrative, medicine doesn't replace your usual treatments. These are therapies you might try along with your regular medical care. People in other parts of the world have used some of these methods, like acupuncture, for centuries.
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What Is an Incentive Spirometer?

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By Nayana Ambardekar, Steven Brown , Stacey Jones
| WebMD
An incentive spirometer is a device you inhale through to exercise your lungs and get air into every nook and cranny. It measures how much air you can take into your lungs. The name sounds complicated. But this is a simple, handheld gadget that helps keep your lungs clear when you’re off your feet for a while. Maybe you’ve had surgery on your chest or belly, or you've fractured your ribs and find it painful to take deep breaths.
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Texas Classical Review

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By Steven Brown 
| Texas Classical Review
Jack Swanson as Almaviva and Daniela Mack as Rosina in Rossini’s The Barber of Seville at Houston Grand Opera. Photo: Michael Bishop Call this the springtime of the workhorse tenors at Houston Grand Opera. First, Ben Bliss took on the tenor part in Mozart’s arrangement of Handel’s Messiah—which shifts the soprano’s florid “Rejoice greatly” to the tenor—as if he didn’t have enough to do—and dispatched the expanded role’s lyricism, exuberance and forcefulness with flair.
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