Mrs. Shelby Soumar MSBP - BCBA

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• Conquer Lupus Naturally

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• What Conditions Warrant Occupational Therapy?

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• How Are UTIs Diagnosed?

  Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common form of infection that affects the bladder, kidneys and the tubes that connect them together. They are quite common and account for almost 8.1 million visits to health care professionals every year. A UTI can easily be diagnosed and treated by a health...

• What Is Mono?

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• Low FODMAP Diet: Stages and Foods To Eat

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