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Mama Rachel Offers Cholesterol Warning on San Diego Living

By Rachel Zahn on January 29, 2010

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Rachel Zahn, MD is a pediatrician turned health writer who had three kids during medical school and pediatric training—crazy, huh?

One response to “Mama Rachel Offers Cholesterol Warning on San Diego Living”

  1. Paige
    Paige
    February 2, 2010 at 8:01 am |

    Great segment Dr. Mama! You always give us great information!

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Every family has interesting traditions that make them different. I’m always preaching about good nutrition, but rules are made to be broken … occasionally.

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