Costs higher to start medical schools (The Palm Beach Post)
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Costs higher to start medical schools (The Palm Beach Post)
New medical schools approved last year at two Florida universities will need tens of millions of dollars more than anticipated in order to meet revised accreditation standards.
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Med School Students Help At Harvesters (KMBC TheKansasCityChannel.com via Yahoo! News)
First year medical school students spent their Wednesday helping out at Harvesters Community Food Network.
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Home Remedy: Bringing medical students to the mid-valley may help ease a looming physician shortage (Corvallis Gazette-Times)
Wearing a white lab coat with a stethoscope looped around her neck, Desiree Hansen knocks twice and then breezes into an exam room at Samaritan Internal Medicine in Corvallis.
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South Florida medical schools have healthy ambitions (Miami Herald)
The best doctors. Better healthcare for all -- even in poor neighborhoods. Groundbreaking medical research. A booming biotech industry. All this is being promised for South Florida by two university leaders.
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Helping Hands (The Morning News)
Some kids dream of becoming the president when they grow up. Others want to be a firefighter or a professional athlete. Some want to become a policeman. Rebecca Aleck wanted to be a doctor.
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A healthy idea: Brenau medical school could benefit community (The Gainesville Times)
When hearing that Brenau University had commissioned a study to consider starting a medical school, many may have asked, "Why?" Our response, rather, is "Why not?"
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Tennessee's newest medical school opens on LMU Campus (WBIR-TV Knoxville)
Lincoln Memorial University now offers the only program of its kind in Tennessee: a hands-on approach to osteopathic medicine.
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On the Map (Metro Pulse)
Pete DeBusk leaned over to Dr. Ray Stowers at a MedPAC Commission gathering in Washington, D.C., three years ago and whispered: “I want to build a college of osteopathic medicine at Lincoln Memorial University.”
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Doctors in: Medical school opens in East Valley (East Valley Tribune)
Fifty years ago, the doctors of osteopathy who graduated from A.T. Still University struggled to get hospitals to hire them.
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Business briefs (York County Coast Star)
KENNEBUNK — Rivergreen Bank announced that Donald Godfrey has joined the bank as Vice President of Commercial Lending.
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Costs higher to start medical schools (The Palm Beach Post)
Remember that online learning is not for everyone and, while it is an excellent choice for some, others will always struggle with learning independently. If after comparing your personality and habits, online degree is not right for you, then traditional classes should be your better option.
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