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- Your Medical Speciality:
- swimming , surfing , books
- Your Research Interests and Other Areas of Interest:
- hmmm...
- Medical School/University:
- EAMC, MEMC, HCMC
- Hospital:
- a:4:{i:0;s:7:"friends";i:1;s:17:"activity partners";i:2;s:23:"professional networking";i:3;s:12:"dating women";}
- Relationship Status:
- i'm a beach bum , i love movies
- Personal motto:
- NEJS
- I'd Like to Meet:
- schwartz
- Favorite Medical Journals:
- digitaldoc
- Favorite Medical Websites:
- moon lighter
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