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MIMIT Healthcare Seeks to Educate Women on Treating Fibroids Without Surgery. | Chicago Defender

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Although the global pandemic has sidelined elective surgeries, doctors at the Midwest Institute for Minimally Invasive Therapies (MIMIT) want women suffering from uterine fibroids to know that immediate medical consultations are still available. MIMIT Healthcare is taking on an important initiative to educate women who suffer from uterine fibroids with its second free virtual “Women’s Health … Continued

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