What 24 Years in Law Enforcement Taught Him About Living Longer | Dr. Mark Sherwood
There are roughly 650,000 full-time sworn law enforcement officers in the United States and more than a million active physicians. But how many people have spent decades in law enforcement, served on a SWAT team, and then become a doctor? Probably not many. My guest, Dr. Mark Sherwood, is one of them. That career…
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