New Look Blog

Hello people,

This health blog, as slow-paced at it's been for a while now, has taken a whole new look - the "dynamic view" option from Google's blogger. I had to go with this option for the reason of the ability to access all the  new add-on features which I plan to utilize to enhance the blog in due course.

Anyway, I'll be back to making entries from my scheduled clinical activities, soon.

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