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UCF DPT students present research at Orlando Orthopedic Center conference

Written By: Matt Stock | February 6, 2018

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On Saturday, February 3rd, UCF DPT students Adam Hamilton and Brent Johnson presented their Capstone research project at the 14th Annual Cutting Edge Concepts in Orthopedics and Sports Medicine conference. The event was held at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando. Adam and Brent presented to over 500 attendees and did a great job!

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