Skip to content NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – A new study finds that the longer immigrants from Mexico, and their U.S.-born offspring, spend in the United States, the greater their odds of becoming obese. Compared to similar individuals living in Mexico, researchers found the grandchildren of immigrants to the U.S. from Mexico were three times more likely to be…
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With over 10 years of experience in the medical field, Susan brings knowledge, compassion, and dedication to every patient interaction. She is passionate about providing quality care and creating a welcoming, comfortable environment for those she serves.
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