Dr. Daphne Denham, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
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Active Income MD
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Dr. Daphne Denham is a general surgeon and hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) specialist.
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This is fascinating stuff. Here, Daphne offers a master class in the science underlying HBOT while sharing the details about how you can successfully transition to a career at the front of the HBOT wave.
Find Daphne at:
HealingWithHyperbarics.com
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