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Nearly three years ago, Dr. J. Salvador Saldivar began is clinical practice as a gynecologic oncologist at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in El Paso. Dr. Saldivar was especially concerned with the Hispanic women, because he was seeing many under the age of 50 who had ovarian and breast cancer. Read the full story >> |
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