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"Helping people, that's what it's all about": 101-year-old pediatrician pushes off retirement
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Dr. Andy Margileth shows no sign of slowing down. The longtime pediatrician turned 101 years old on Saturday and he doesn't have plans to retire.
"It's a feel-good job. It's not even a job. It's just fun," he said. "What is more important than helping other people?" Margileth has defied the actuaries. He's one of a dozen century-old doctors in the United States who are still practicing medicine.More Related News
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