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Voices of COVID-19, Season 2, Episode 5: Students studying to be doctors amid a pandemic

Voices of COVID-19, Season 2, Episode 5: Students studying to be doctors amid a pandemic Voices of COVID-19 (Source: WALB) By WALB News Team | March 17, 2021 at 10:00 AM EDT - Updated March 17 at 10:00 AM ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - The COVID-19 pandemic has brought out the strength and resiliency of South Georgia. To recognize that, WALB has launched Season 2 of the “Voices of COVID-19” podcast. Host Krista Monk spoke with Allison Tresner and Jake Massey, who are both second-year students at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, or PCOM, in Moultrie. They discussed the curriculum and the impact of COVID-19 on their studies, as well as how the pandemic has affected their interest in studying medicine. So, what’s it like for medical students getting ready to start clinicals during a pandemic? Listen below.

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Adaptive Research Appoints Mark Tsuchiyose, MD as Vice President, Clinical Affairs and Therapeutic Head, Gastroenterology, and Dhira Khosla, DO as Vice President, Strategic Clinical Partnerships, Positioning Company to Drive Continued Growth

Adaptive Research Appoints Mark Tsuchiyose, MD as Vice President, Clinical Affairs and Therapeutic Head, Gastroenterology, and Dhira Khosla, DO as Vice President, Strategic Clinical Partnerships, Positioning Company to Drive Continued Growth
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Notable Neighbor: Neurosurgeon aims to serve community

Neurosurgeon Mark-Mina Ishak started work at Frye Regional Medical Center this month. He said he hopes to grow his department and the hospital with his work.

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This doctor fights against Black maternal mortality, other health disparities in communities of color [Q&A]

Sharee Livingston was interested in womenâs health from an early age. By age 9 she was working as a candy striper at Community General Osteopathic Hospital in Harrisburg, now UPMC Pinnacle Community Osteopathic. She received her medical degree at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her residency at Penn State Hershey Medical Center. In 2006, she began practicing as an OB-GYN at UPMC Lititz. You grew up in Harrisburg and studied in the Philadelphia area. As a physician of color, why was it important for you to return to the region? I was born and raised in the William Howard Day Projects of Harrisburg. My maternal grandmother had eight children (four boys and four girls). We were brought up in a very close, tight-knit environment and our poverty was shared so it never felt like we did not have. We supported each other tremendously. I never felt like I did not have what was necessary. It is that commitment to family and community that drew me back to Cen

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Medical marijuana dispensary could be up and running by early summer in Ross

Courtesy of Organic Remedies Organic Remedies, which operates three medical marijuana dispensaries in South Central Pennsylvania, is hoping to open its fourth location early this summer in the former Rockler Woodworking and Hardware store along McKnight Road. Courtesy of Organic Remedies Organic Remedies, which plans to open a medical marijuana dispensary in Ross Township early this summer, has a 250,000 square foot cultivation and research center in Carlisle where high quality cannabis is grown and harvested while a pharmaceutical-grade laboratory extracts and manufactures various forms of medical marijuana. Courtesy of Organic Remedies In addition to offering dry leaf marijuana to treat a variety of ailments, Organic Remedies produces medical marijuana in capsules, oils, ointments, tinctures and liquids. The company plans to open its fourth Pennsylvania dispensary in Ross Township early this summer.

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