Students host Teddy Clinic

January 8, 2015

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WVSOM’s first-ever Teddy Clinic took place Nov. 15 at Greenbrier Valley Medical Center. The purpose of the event was to help ease children’s anxiety about doctor visits by educating them on what physicians do and empowering them to participate with their Teddy Bears. More than 50 children visited the clinic and received hands on experience being a “doctor for a day.” Pictured: Judson Settle, first-year medical student.

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