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Social network defamation aofas members toward podiatry community in the us

Discussion in 'USA' started by Servet, Dec 21, 2019.

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    Lately I've been seeing in Twitter this kind of defamation with no reply from the podiatrist. Twitter accounts of Orth MD's aofas and websites, the same arguments always. I think this can be called the damage of a good reputation of a person or a collective.
     
    Servet, Dec 21, 2019
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