Older Patients
Lower Mortality Rates for Older Patients Treated by International Physicians
February 13, 2017Mortality rates are lower for older Americans treated by doctors trained in other countries than by those who went to a US medical school.
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- Medical Marijuana Users More Likely to Use Prescription Drugs for Medical, Nonmedical Purposes
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