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Dr. Gianluca Granata

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Il Dr. Gianluca Granata è un massaggiatore-massofisioterapista. Si è laureato in Scienze Motorie a Luglio 2004, all'Università Statale di Milano e successivamente ha ampliato le sue conoscenze conseguendo il diploma di Massaggiatore – Massofisioterapista triennale, titolo equipollente al diploma universitario di fisioterapia. Nel 2008 consegue il diploma di terapista manuale osteopatico presso "l'istituto italiano di terapia manuale". Esercita la libera professione in qualità di Fisioterapista presso il Centro Medico Monterosa di Milano.

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