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Hard work pays off

Alyssa Tenorio and Ruth Mondesir|November 15, 2017

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JUNIOR ACHIEVERS: From left, Stephanie Laing, Michelle Piescik and Bridgette Floyd, nurses from St. Mary's Hospital, spoke to the nursing students about their journeys through the medical field.

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Cynthia Frgae on November 15th, 2017 10:57 am

I find it really nice that they chose to take time out of their day to help our future doctors and nurses. This is very inspiring and I can tell that our medical students enjoyed it.

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HANDS ON: Latex gloves were donated to the Medical Academy for activities in that are performed in their curriculum. The gloves were donated by Medgluv. Medgluv donated them to the School District of Palm Beach County and from there was distributed to all middle and high school medical academies in the area. Enough were contributed for all science class students to benefit by participating in firsthand learning such as dissecting organisms.

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