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December 17, 2004/Tevet 5 5765, Vol. 57, No.16

People on the move

Dr. Doug Freedberg announces his new orthopedic surgery practice at Arizona Sports Medicine Center with his colleagues, Dr. Gary Waslewski and Dr. Chuck Peterson. As team physician for the Phoenix Coyotes and consultant for the Oakland Athletics and numerous PGA and LPGA golfers, Freedberg brings special expertise for the serious athlete and weekend warrior. Offices are located in Scottsdale, Tempe and the East Valley. Call 480-558-3744.


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