By John Addyman Have you had a moment when you were angry or frustrated enough that you could just tear something down or smash
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Andrew Powers, MD
New Thompson Hospital doctor enjoys his role as “community surgeon.” He discusses career and talks about why he thrives in a smaller hospital setting
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Substance Dependency Different in Youth Than Adults
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Ryan P. Lydon, M.D.
Rochester General doctor offers new option of treatment for patients who suffer from deep venous obstruction By Chris Motola Q: You’ve been working with