|Articles|January 29, 2010

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Dr. Robert M. Miller recounts his first day in practice.

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“There you have it: a typical new graduate, unable to recognize a false pregnancy yet instantly able to diagnose an obscure disease that was emphasized in school.”

-Robert M. Miller, DVM

From Mind Over Miller: My first day in practice

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