This transcript has been edited for clarity. Matthew F. Watto, MD: Welcome back to The Curbsiders. I’m Dr Matthew Frank Watto here with my great friend and America’s primary care physician, Dr Paul Nelson Williams. Paul, this episode was about hypermobility. I had no idea about this topic, and people had been asking us to cover this for […]
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