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Norman Lavin, M.D.,PhD.
Clinical Professor of Endocrinology
Director of Endocrinology Education
UCLA Medical School
Director of the Metabolic, Diabetes, and Weight Control Center
Private Practice in Endocrinolgy and Diabetes
Tarzana, California
Editor of the ‘Manual of Endocrinology and Metabolism’ (4th edition)
Boston
Editor-in-Chief of ‘The Journal of Growth and Metabolism’
London
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