Stafford v. Windsor Financial Corp.

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• holding that although an osteopathic physician does not use medicine or operate on patients, he treats patients for physical ailments and thus is a “physician” under the Vital Statistics Act
• holding that although an osteopathic physician does not use medicine or operate on patients, he treats patients for physical ailments and thus is a “physician” under the Vital Statistics Act

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