The year in clinical sexuality, 2011.
As we get ready to leave 2011 behind, I would like as always to express my gratitude to family, friends and colleagues for your support
Stephen Snyder, MD
December 29, 2011
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As we get ready to leave 2011 behind, I would like as always to express my gratitude to family, friends and colleagues for your support
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