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|Articles|August 16, 2016

Why Trump and Clinton will be terrible patients

Learn why presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton would both be difficult eye patients.

In the spirit of the political season, eye care specialists deserve to know the truth about their prospective candidates!  

Copyright Jon Carter

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