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We’ve all heard the famous adage, “an apple a day keeps the doctor away,” but is this age-old saying still relevant given what we know today about disease prevention, especially in light of updated clinical guidelines nationally? Attend RiverView’s January 29 health luncheon, “Preventative Medicine: How to Proactively Protect Your Health’’ to learn methods beyond
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