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SFLG Briefing

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Four key steps

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New techniques help some shoulder surgeries

How best to repair the labrum, a cartilage structure that deepens the socket of the shoulder joint, remains somewhat controversial, but knotless sutures and bioabsorbable tissue anchors are some of

COVID-19 stats slow reopening in South Florida

The rate of positive test results for COVID-19 is down statewide, but up in South Florida, according to state figures for last week. The worst South Florida results were in

Dad could…go…all…the…way!

As the dads of the world wait for team sports to resume, Hoffman’s Chocolates  is offering an array of sports-themed chocolates for Father’s Day, which is June 21. Yes, that’s

Dirty Little Secrets

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Re-COVID: A New Way to Look at Business & Life

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