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Oregon Chiropractor Works His Way To Olympic Games

By Dan Corcoran
July 1, 2008

Eugene, Ore.--

He's not an Olympic athlete, but Dr. Ted Forcum is on his way to the Summer Games in Beijing. The Beaverton based chiropractor has been treating athletes right here at the U.S Olympic Track Trials. Now, he has a big job ahead of him. Soon he'll be working alongside America's best athletes at the Olympic Games in China.

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