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Exercise for the Aging Population
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Dr Joshua Siegel from Access Sports Medicine and Orthopaedics talks with Scott about the importance of exercising and how to start.

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Understanding The Foundation of Healthy Communities

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Mike Lehrman Vice President of Healthcare Services for NH Catholic Charities.

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Wound Care and the ED

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Dr James Bartels is in to talk about hearing loss and prevention.

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