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Dr. Burgio is the associate director for research and Dr. Goode is the associate director for clinical programs, both at the Birmingham/Atlanta Geriatric Research, Education and Clinical Center (GRECC), which is affiliated with the Birmingham VA Medical Center (VAMC), Birmingham, AL and the Atlanta VAMC, Atlanta, GA. Dr. Colli is the chief of urology at the Birmingham VAMC. Dr. Johnson is the Atlanta site director of the Birmingham/Atlanta GRECC.

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