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A coach for all seasons

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Jennifer Hanni

Cincinnati, OH-From an early age, Robert H. Osher, MD, of Cincinnati, enjoyed participating in sports, from basketball and baseball to tennis and wrestling. His interest has never waned. In fact, Dr. Osher has coached more than 50 youth teams and finds it extremely satisfying.

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