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🩺🗳️ Why do doctors vote? It's more than just a civic duty. Our votes influence healthcare policies, improve patient care, and enhance community health. It's an important responsibility that will shape the future of healthcare. #DoctorsVote #Vote #PatientsOverPolitics

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Doctors for America1 year ago

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Robert Tuchler, MD1 year ago

We cannot afford to stand by mutely and let others determine our future. Voting is a hard won right, a privilege and a duty. “If you are not at the table, you’re on the menu” -Ann Richards

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