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mela14

By mela14
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HI NJ...ites....Anyone have any experience or know of a Dr Lawrence Pickover? He is in New Brunswick, NJ and was listed on a lot of the celiac sites for GI dr in NJ.

I made an appt with him for Feb 4th...I will be in town that day and want to get started with a GI dr even before I move back up there. Hi associates name is Dr. Jack Rubin..they are affiliated with St Peter's Hospital.

Thanks,

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