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TXAND CONCURS WITH THE SENTIMENTS OF THE AANP

TXAND President Dr. John Finnell along with Texas House Representative Trey Martinez Fischer distribute 500 masks to University Health System in San Antonio.  Thank you to Representative Martinez Fischer and all our members and supporters who donated to make this happen.

I'm currently in my 4th year of naturopathic medical training at Bastyr University in Seattle, WA. I've logged at least 700 clinical hours and more than 300 patient contacts in the last 2 years under the supervision of licensed NDs.

In short, naturopathic medicine is a real system of medicine. A system of medicine with a philosophy that directs an ND's clinical decision making.

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