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The Importance of Follow-Up Care – Feb. Online Support Group

February 26, 2018

Dr. Rachel Rosovsky discusses the importance of receiving follow-up care after a blood clot. And, in an NATF first, a patient host, Mark, shares his experience with how follow-up care caught his cancer.

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