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Smieja, Teri, Herman, Jonathan
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Language: English
Published by TTM Twin Trinity Media, 2013
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- Title
- Letters to Doctors : Patients Educating Medical Professionals Through Practical True Life Experiences
- Author
- Smieja, Teri, Herman, Jonathan
- Publisher
- TTM Twin Trinity Media
- Publication year
- 2013
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1939776295
- ISBN 13
- 9781939776297
- Item weight
- 0.822 pounds
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[ Letters to Doctors: Patients Educating Medical Professionals Through Practical True-Life Experiences Herman, Jonathan ( Author ) ] Paperback 2013
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About the Author
Jonathan D. Herman, M.D.
Dr. Herman is an obstetrics/gynecologist who tests for and treats women who are BRCA-positive. He works tirelessly to inform, educate, treat and refer patients for the best possible outcomes.
Teri Smieja
Teri is mother, wife, and blogger-turned-patient-advocate who herself is BRCA1 positive. She shares her own story while advocating to help other patients navigate the confusing and often terrifying diagnosis she knows all too well.
Dr. Herman is an obstetrics/gynecologist who tests for and treats women who are BRCA-positive. He works tirelessly to inform, educate, treat and refer patients for the best possible outcomes.
Teri Smieja
Teri is mother, wife, and blogger-turned-patient-advocate who herself is BRCA1 positive. She shares her own story while advocating to help other patients navigate the confusing and often terrifying diagnosis she knows all too well.
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