Dr. Riviera, graduate of Club Med School, is studying the effects of having only four fingers and a bright yellow complexion has on patient outcomes.
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Dr. Riviera, graduate of Club Med School, is studying the effects of having only four fingers and a bright yellow complexion has on patient outcomes.