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Published June 30, 2014 This content is archived.
If you’ve always been curious about medical school or want to learn from top physicians about health conditions affecting you and your family, the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences is presenting its Mini Medical School this summer.
The Mini Medical School consists of four lectures on topics ranging from childhood cancers and healthy eating to hot flashes in menopause and liver disease. Lectures will take place from 6-8 p.m. July 1, 8, 15 and 22 in 150 Farber Hall, South Campus.
Mini Medical School is free to UB students. UB faculty and staff, and members of the public may attend one evening at a cost of $5, or $15 for all four sessions.
“UB started the Mini Medical School in 1997 as a public service to the community,” says Roseanne Berger, director of the Mini Medical School and senior associate dean of graduate medical education. “We’re continuing that tradition because we want to provide the public and people interested in careers in medicine with a fun, casual and informative introduction to medicine.”
For more information call 716-829-6126 or ogme@buffalo.edu. To register, visit the Mini Medical School’s website.
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