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|Articles|October 17, 2012
AAFP hosts 9,093 physicians, other healthcare professionals at its Philadelphia meeting
Attendance figures released today indicate that 4,532 physicians will converge on the Philadelphia Convention Center for the American Academy of Family Physicians annual meeting.
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