Health and the environment can affect and shape communities across the First State in major ways – especially underserved and vulnerable communities.
We are joined for a discussion about this by nurse practitioner Emanie Dorival, founder of Ephphatha Medical Care Services, a Haitian medical clinic in Seaford.
And we are joined by primary care physician Dr. David Donohue – a fellow of both the American College of Physicians and American College of Lifestyle Medicine - as well as one of the owners of Progressive Health of Delaware
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