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Dr. Frey was one of the best physicians, if not the best physicians I ever met. I work in the healthcare field and I think my care with her was superb. She was knowledgeable, supportive, attentive and clinically excellent. I am so very happy and appreciative for her care and that I had her as my doctor.

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Growing Evidence Points to Connection Between Sugar and Cancer

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