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Introducing Maryland’s First Black Woman-Owned Comprehensive Care, IV Hydration, and Therapy Practice

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Nationwide -- Mrs. Tameka G. Anthony, Owner, Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner, and IV Hydration Specialist, announces the opening of a new comprehensive care practice Wellness Cube LLC at 9131 Piscataway Road, Suite 150, Clinton, Maryland. The new practice focuses on mind, body, and spirit featuring IV nutritional vitamin therapy, wellness visits, weight loss programs, diabetes

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