DURHAM,N.C. – The physicians of Kernodle Clinic,Inc.,one of the Triad region’s premier multi-specialty medical practices,have joined the Private Diagnostic Clinic (PDC),Duke Medicine’s physician practice organization. This affiliation,effective August 1,2013,ensures that current and future Kernodle Clinic patients will continue to receive their medical care locally from their existing Kernodle [...]
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