Dr. LeChauncy Woodard

Dr. LeChauncy Woodard

LeChauncy Woodard, MD, MPH is an internal medicine physician in Houston, Texas.

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From the fight against COVID-19 to the physical and emotional toll of being uninsured, the nation's health would suffer greatly if Trump is reelected.

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