Denise Chang Sadler M.D.

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• Massachusetts Company Cannot Fire Worker for Using Medical Marijuana in Crohn’s Disease Management

  The potential legalization of marijuana has been a "hot topic" for some years now, as certain states make moves for legalization and even more have approved the use of medical marijuana. However, not all employers necessarily condone those who work for them using the drug, even for medical purposes....

• What Is the GOLO Diet

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• Health Reasons That Can Make a Person Pass Out

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• Health Benefits of Kale

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• Gastroenteritis: What Is Oral Rehydration Therapy?

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