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Here's What Went Down in Music City
Last year's APMA Annual Scientific Meeting in Nashville, TN, was a smashing success. Thousands of foot and ankle professionals came together for four days of learning, networking, and fun. From the exceptional educational sessions and expansive exhibit hall to the exciting Student Quiz Bowl and sold-out Team APMA 5K, this meeting had it all.
APMA member Robert Conenello, DPM, encourages the attendees at The National to "Do Great Things" as he talks about his personal health journey.
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