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Posted by Adair Parr, MD, JD May 4, 2011 at 4:35 PM
Check out this blog by NPA Board Member, Ricky Choi, MD, MPH in a blog post in the San Francisco Chronicle. He discusses the bill in Florida proposing to ban physicians from asking their patients about gun ownership.
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