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Whether an oncologist or family physician, doctors always have a plan to ensure patients are covered when they are off or on vacation.
So, if you’re feeling well and your doctor approves, you may want to give your spirits a lift by planning a holiday visit. When you do, be sure to protect your health by adding these precautions to your travel checklist.
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