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In an empty warehouse off Gilchrist Road, doctors, lab workers and other staff from Akron Children’s Hospital are practicing ways to improve the space where they practice medicine.
This week, the pediatric hospital’s central core laboratory and NeuroDevelopmental Science Center are using life-sized walls, tables, computer monitors and other items created from sturdy white cardboard to try out proposed overhauls before they actually take place.
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