Influential Health and Medical Leaders 2018
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Pima Dermatology won the award for Outstanding Dermatology at the 2018 Influential Health and Medical Leaders Awards. Tucson Local Media President and Publisher Jason Joseph congratulated Pima Dermatology Co-Owner Dr. Matthew Beal, M.D.
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Dr. Karen Herbst, Ph.D., M.D. thanked her family and coworkers as she accepted the Lifetime Achievement Award. Dr. Herbst is a board-certified endocrinologist and associate professor at the University of Arizona. She works to treat patients with fat and lymphatic disorders.
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Dr. Karen Herbst, Ph.D., M.D. thanked her family and coworkers as she accepted the Lifetime Achievement Award. Dr. Herbst is a board-certified endocrinologist and associate professor at the University of Arizona. She works to treat patients with fat and lymphatic disorders.
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