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Ophthalmologist Mayor Deirdre Waterman on healing a community amid pandemic, protests
Author(s)Ophthalmology Times Staff Reports
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Deirdre Waterman, MD, explains why she left ophthalmology practice after nearly 30 years to run for public office.
Today, she is a second-term Mayor of the City of Pontiac, Michigan. Dr. Waterman touches upon healing a community amid the novel coronavirus pandemic and with protests across the nation in this interview with Sheryl Stevenson, group editorial director of Ophthalmology Times®.
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