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Norfolk, VA - The award winning television news program, MDTV® Medical News Now, is the platform for Norfolk local hair restoration experts to speak out about the latest hair restoration treatments for those who suffer from hair loss. Airing on local TV station WTVZ TV33, the public is invited to check local TV listings and trust an MDTV Select® expert who pledges community education and leadership, first and foremost.
ABOUT MDTV® Since 1998, MDTV® Medical News Now, Inc., a patient advocacy and medical communications multimedia group, has been on a mission to improve the quality of patient care and medical communications to the public through its national brand and resourceful medical news TV programs. On the air nationwide, MDTV® Medical News Now, Inc. provides medical intelligence and education through select television broadcast stations with its award winning half-hour medical news program, Medical Moments, Patient Profiles, and 30-second MDTV® Medical Messages. Because the show features qualified MDTV Select® local experts who pledge to educate, MDTV® is a true local resource. MDTV® strives to meet its goal of improving public health by providing medical professionals with effective media communication tools based upon the principles of community leadership and Direct-To-Consumer-Education (DTCE). MDTV® works only with doctors who qualify as MDTV Select®. MDTV® is aired on local TV broadcast media and various educational MDTV® Medical Messages are highlighted each week. MDTV® Medical News Now is more than public awareness; it is education with local leaders that instills action for better health, community by community. For more information, visit http://www.MDTVNews.com or call 877-MDTV-NOW (638-8669).
