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A ob gyn provider in Houston, TX, Harold Miller works with patients on their health and wellness goals. His focus area includes obstetrics & gynecology, gynecology. Drawing on 65+ years of professional experience, he provides knowledgeable, experienced care. His education includes studies at Lsu Health Sciences Center New Orleans School of Medicine, graduating in 1960. Available for new patient appointments.
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