Tune In to Hear Dr. Jerome Cohen on The Verdict!
Dr. Jerome Cohen, President of MSSNY, joined MLMIC’s The Verdict for an engaging and insightful conversation. Dr. Cohen shares his journey as a practicing gastroenterologist in New York and discusses his dedication to organized medicine and tort reform. Learn about the MLMIC/MSSNY discount program and the benefits of this valuable partnership.
Discover more about the exclusive discount here and explore MSSNY membership opportunities here.
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