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Good evening and welcome to Doctors on Call back on our we're back on our 45th season at this time. I'm Dr. Ray Christensen, ...

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Professor Jae-hoon Jung of Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital wins top prize in the Korean Society of Urologic Oncology ...

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