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Can Fam Physician . 2016 Apr;62(4):332–335. Physician activism and prescribing against poverty Sarah de Leeuw Sarah de Leeuw Find articles by Sarah de Leeuw Copyright and License information Copyright© the College of Family Physicians of Canada PMC Copyright notice PMCID: PMC4830659 PMID: 27076546 This article is also available in French. See " Au-delà du gélisol Le changement climatique et la santé ". This article is also available in French. See " Médecin activiste et prescription contre la pauvreté ". Dr Gary Bloch cycles to work. Through Regent Park, Moss Park, Alexandra Park, some of Cana

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