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Welcome back! This is Part III in a four part series on eating healthy. If you will remember, last week A. B. wrote a blog on eating healthy on a fixed income, such as Social Security Disability. This week, we visit with Maggie Cook, as she tells us how sheContinue Reading
Welcome back! This is Part II in a four part series on eating healthy. If you will remember, last week Dr. Ross wrote a blog on the benefits of eating a whole food plant based diet. This week, we visit with A. B., and her quest for wellness. As weContinue Reading
We are pleased to introduce to you Dr. Charles Ross. Dr. Ross is a DO, and he stepped up to be our very first Guest DO Blogger! We think you will find that he has some really good ideas around helping not only Doctors, Student Doctors, Residents, and support staffContinue Reading
Good morning. I hope this blog finds you content with who you are, happy with the direction your life is taking you, and healthy in mind, body, and spirit. Why don’t you grab a cup of coffee, a bottle of water, or whatever soothes your soul, and let’s have aContinue Reading
“The Feminine Touch – The Struggle for Equality in Medicine” is a brand new documentary on women in osteopathic medicine sponsored by the ACOFP (American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians). You can see a preview of the movie HERE. Since most of us in the Northwest don’t get WEDU inContinue Reading
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