Today I'm a bit sick with a health care problem. It involves baseball players using anabolic steroids in the name of their "professional health care". I'm also sick over Roger Clemons' mother advising him to take Vitamin B12 for "health reasons" and to have his personal trainer Brian McNamee, a non-chiropractic health care provider, crack Roger Clemons' back in the name of some kind of "health care intervention".
I've put a few terms in quotes. They're my quotes because they help me to...
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Source: eOrthopod
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