compassionate care – MD Update

An Enduring Legacy of Compassionate Care

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In the last 25 years, few specialties have experienced such dramatic changes to their public perception as plastic surgery, which

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A Mission of Compassion & Equality

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FRANKFORT These days, the characteristics that come to mind when setting up a medical practice are probably: profitability, stability, employment

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