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Dr. John D Mallonee MD
Ophthalmologist
2716 S US HIGHWAY 1 FORT PIERCE FL, 34982About
Dr. Mallonee who was born and raised in Florida, joined Saint Lucie Eye in 1977. He graduated with honors from the University of Florida undergraduate school with majors in Chemistry and Biology in 1967. ...
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