OU Health Sciences Center holds Bridges to Access conference on health care in justice system
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People interested in correctional medicine – addressing the health care needs of those incarcerated – might want to plan on attending this year’s Bridges to Access Conference, a student-organized event at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
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