Name: A Ban on PE in Medical Practice and a Gutting of Practice Value by The Mark F. Weiss Law Firm
Duration: 11 min 4 s
Description: Certainly, Oregon is a small state in terms of medical practice, but what’s happened in Oregon could, and some say will, spread across the country.

Certainly, Oregon is a small state in terms of medical practice, but what’s happened in Oregon could, and some say will, spread across the country.

A Ban on PE in Medical Practice and a Gutting of Practice Value

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A Ban on PE in Medical Practice and a Gutting of Practice Value

The Mark F. Weiss Law Firm

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