Do doctors practice what is preached?
A survey of the Harvard Medical School faculty shows that, yes, mainly they do. Healthy habits and low BMIs prevail.
So, what do you do, doctor? Many of us have been tempted to ask that question. We gave in to the temptation in a big way and surveyed the Harvard Medical School faculty about their health habits and a variety of other health-related issues.
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