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They had to navigate the health-care system growing up. Now they’re students at Canada’s newest med school
- Toronto Metropolitan University opened Canada's newest medical school with 94 students, emphasizing the needed diversity among future doctors.
- The medical school is located in Brampton, a diverse community that lacks sufficient medical resources, according to administrators.
- A Black woman expressed that her experiences and her mother's encouragement inspired her desire to become a doctor.
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They had to navigate the health-care system growing up. Now they’re students at Canada’s newest med school
Toronto Metropolitan University opened Canada’s newest medical school this week, with 94 students who administrators believe reflect the diversity needed among this country’s future doctors.
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They had to navigate the health-care system growing up. Now they're students at Canada's newest med school
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They had to navigate the health-care system growing up. Now they're students at Canada's newest med school - The Turtle Island News
By Nicole Ireland Toronto Metropolitan University opened Canada’s newest medical school this week, with 94 students who administrators believe reflect the diversity needed among this country’s future doctors. “It’s very intentional for us to be locating the school in Brampton — a diverse community, underserved from a medical human resources standpoint,” said Dr. Dominick Shelton, interim assistant dean and an emergency physician at Sunnybrook He…
They had to navigate the health-care system growing up. Now they're students at Canada's newest med school in Brampton
Toronto Metropolitan University opened Canada’s newest medical school this week, with 94 students who administrators believe reflect the diversity needed among this country’s future doctors. “It’s very intentional for us to be locating the school in Brampton — a diverse community, underserved from a medical human resources standpoint,” said Dr. Dominick Shelton, interim assistant dean and an emergency physician at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Cent…
They had to navigate the health-care system growing up. Now they’re students at Canada’s newest med school – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — Toronto Metropolitan University opened Canada’s newest medical school this week, with 94 students who administrators believe reflect the diversity needed among this country’s future doctors. “It’s very intentional for us to be locating the school in Brampton — a diverse community, underserved from a medical human resources standpoint,” said Dr. Dominick Shelton, interim assistant dean and an emergency physician at Sunnybrook Health Sci…
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