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A Cup of Coffee – Geocaching is a Fun Way to Exercise!

2020-02-16
By: Linda Tate
On: February 16, 2020
In: Health Care Issues

Welcome back! Last week we talked about Sleep Apnea. If you missed that blog and would like to catch up, click HERE. This week, we are going to talk about Geocaching (pronounced geo-cashing). Many people know they need to exercise, but the boring grind of running on a treadmill doesn’tContinue Reading

Gabriel Saez, OMS IV
Recipient of our first scholarship for a student from a Historically Underrepresented Group in Medicine
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