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ry medicine, including massage, which is the most popular alternative modalitytaught. Miriam Wetzel, Ph.D., director of curriculum development at Harvard Medical School, says that therapeutic massage is part of the school's training. "I would like to see the medical com- munity recognize that there is a difference

ary medicine, including massage, which is the most popular alternative modalitytaught Miriam Wetzel, Ph.D., director of curriculum development at Harvard Medical School, says that therapeutic massage is pan of the school's training. "I would like tosee the medical com- munity recognize that there is a difference b

ary medicine, including massage, which is the most popular alternative modalitytaught Miriam Wetzel, Ph.D., director of curriculum development at Harvard Medical School, says that therapeutic massage is pan of the school's training. "I would like tosee the medical com- munity recognize that there is a difference b

ary medicine, including massage, which is the most popular alternative modalitytaught Miriam Wetzel, Ph.D., director of curriculum development at Harvard Medical School, says that therapeutic massage is pan of the school's training. "I would like tosee the medical com- munity recognize that there is a difference b

ary medicine, including massage, which is the most popular alternative modalitytaught Miriam Wetzel, Ph.D., director of curriculum development at Harvard Medical School, says that therapeutic massage is pan of the school's training. "I would like tosee the medical com- munity recognize that there is a difference b

ary medicine, including massage, which is the most popular alternative modalitytaught Miriam Wetzel, Ph.D., director of curriculum development at Harvard Medical School, says that therapeutic massage is pan of the school's training. "I would like tosee the medical com- munity recognize that there is a difference b

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