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Olubukola Adeyeye

Olubukola Adeyeye, MD is a pediatrician in Longview, Texas caring for patients from many different cultural backgrounds, and as an immigrant herself, Dr. Adeyeye brings a unique perspective to her practice. She’s a passionate advocate for culturally competent care, and plans to use her PPP training to support her fellow providers and better serve the children and families in her community.

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