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Community health is an aspect of healthcare that applies not only to individual patients, but entire populations and cultures. In this episode, James Charpentier is joined by Mohammed Kadir to discuss strategies for overcoming med school and how to provide a higher standard of healthcare for underserved communities.
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United States
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