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Prospective student – a few questions

Posted on September 13, 2013 by admin

I am considering to study Podiatry (either in Australia or New Zealand) and I have a few questions:1. I am not interested in wound management in adult/elderly at all. Rather, I am interested in sports injuries and children More…

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