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It’s no surprise cell phones are a huge distraction that lead to car crashes, especially for inexperienced drivers. In this video, Robin Miller, MD shares other common activities to be cautious of while behind the wheel.

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Robin Miller, MD, a Sharecare Advisory Board Member, currently practices internal medicine and serves as the medical director of Triune Integrative Medicine, a highly innovative Integrative Medicine clinic in Medford, OR.

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