MCLE Health Law Basics Plus!
This is an excellent wide-ranging introduction to health care law (and I say that not just because I'm one of the faculty). I have a free ticket available to the first interested person who can tell me where to find Whitey Bulger (I'll split the $2M reward with you, too).



Didn't then find him recently working as a wholistic health practitioner in the former Yugoslavia?
He was ahead of my wife in line at CVS last year . . . she swears . . . .
Nice post, I like it very much. You need to add some picture and videos. Others are fine. thanks.
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