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• What does it really take to become a doctor? It’s more than acing exams or memorizing anatomy — it’s about resilience, heart and purpose.

  That was the resounding message at Future Health Leaders, a panel event hosted by the JED Campus Initiative and 91ÁÔÆæ Counseling and Psychological Services in partnership with Valenti Integrated, the Jack J. Valenti School of Communication’s student-run agency.

• This interdisciplinary model of care is the heart of the University’s mission to improve health outcomes and close gaps in access for underserved communities. By uniting students and faculty from medicine, behavioral health, nursing, pharmacy, optometry, social work and other fields, the University is addressing the complex web of factors affecting health.

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  Beyond the Books: The Importance of Community in Medical School

  Amid the demanding schedules and academic pressures of medical school, students at the 91ÁÔÆæ Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine are finding ways to relax, connect and support each other outside the classroom. Whether gathering for group dinners, engaging in sports or simply sharing the stresses of exams, these students are building a community that helps them navigate the rigors of their education.

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