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Article

January 1, 2004

Renaissance man

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Craig G. Burkhart, M.P.H., M.D., has a flier for patients in his waiting room in Sylvania, Ohio. It is not your ordinary practice brochure. Rather, his is more personal. It features a series of pictures that a Toledo Blade newspaper photographer took of Dr. Burkhart when the dermatologist was 2 1/2 years old. It was his first haircut, and the photo was taken at the barbershop. The series starts with a picture of the toddler crying because he was about to lose his cute, curly locks. The pictures go on to show the range of emotions, with the last photo

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