Anthony DeLuca, DC, CCSP

Dr. Anthony DeLuca, a 1987 graduate of Sherman College, is director of DeLuca Family Chiropractic in Old Bridge, N.J. He has served at numerous high-profile athletic events as a member of the event medical team, including Professional Bowling Association tournaments and Race for the Cure. He was also the team doctor for Great Britain at Skate America 2006 and the Israel at the 2007 World Skating Championships in Japan. Recently, he served as the team doctor (Great Britain and Georgia teams) at the 2009 World Championships. To learn more about Dr. DeLuca, visit www.dfccares.com."

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December 1, 2014 (Vol. 32, Issue 23)
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