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Andy Carr, a 22-year-old smart South African girl, is among about 100 students who are learning acupuncture programs offered to bachelor s and post graduate students in the University of Johannesburg.
JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) If you ask Andy Carr, a 22-year-old smart South African girl, what she would like to do in the future, her answer may amaze you. I would be really excited to open my own practice and help people with their general well-being using traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, she said.
Carr is among about 100 students who are learning acupuncture programs offered to bachelor s and post graduate students in the University of Johannesburg.
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