How To Be A Better Patient

Update: 2022-07-21

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Dr. Kabrina Bartley interviews Dr. Thomas Nero on ways patients can improve their outcomes by understanding their medical issues and becoming more involved with their care. These a a few very simple steps anyone can do

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How To Be A Better Patient

Thomas Nero, MD

How To Be A Better Patient