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Nov 19, 2009
WPTV -- West Palm Beach News
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For the first-time, the Clinical Learning Center staff -- who are based in Tallahassee -- have taken to the road, traveling around the state to the college's six regional campuses. There, the staff members pose as patients in local doctor's offices, where third-year students to diagnose the ailments they pretend to be suffering from. This allows students to go through a simulated version of what diagnosing real patients' maladies will be like.

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Nov 19, 2009
TCPalm.com
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For the first-time, the Clinical Learning Center staff -- who are based in Tallahassee -- have taken to the road, traveling around the state to all of the college's six regional campuses. There, the staff members pose as patients in local doctor's offices, where third-year students to diagnose the ailments they pretend to be suffering from. This allows students to go through a simulated version of what diagnosing real patients' maladies will be like.

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Nov 16, 2009
The Tallahassee Democrat
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Although the state of Florida's medical schools are producing more doctors than ever before, many of those doctors must leave Florida, due to the limited number of residencies available within the state. With the problem becoming more well-known, legislators are trying to increase the number of residencies throughout the country and the state.

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Nov 15, 2009
Florida State Times
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Each year, more and more FSU-trained physicians will be serving Florida’s communities. So on your next visit to the doctor’s office, take a close look at that white coat. You might see, embroidered at the top of the sleeve, a garnet-and-gold patch.

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Nov 11, 2009
med.fsu.edu
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PRESS RELEASE Dance Marathon at Florida State University and Children’s Miracle Network at Shands Children’s Hospital at the University of Florida has presented a check for $182,456.42 to the FSU College of Medicine for the benefit of children throughout Gadsden and Leon counties.

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Nov 09, 2009
TCPalm.com
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The latest group of third-year students at the college's Ft. Pierce regional campus begin their rotations on Nov. 16 among local community agencies, such as the American Red Cross, the Council of Aging, PACE Center for Girls, Child Protection Team, Project Response AIDS Center, Children's Home Society, as well as many others.

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Nov 06, 2009
FSUNews.com
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At the college's second-annual fudge cook-off, over 200 students, faculty, staff and visitors sampled thirteen varieties of fudge and voted for their favorite. Each vote cost one dollar, and FSUCares raised over $875 through vote sales and a fudge auction. All proceeds went to Hogar Quietud, a home for destitute seniors in Tamaulipas, Mexico, where students have volunteered in years past.

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Nov 05, 2009
WCTV News
Two FSU medical students receive scholarships In exchange for service
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Two FSU College of Medicine students, Tanya Anim and Komal D'Souza, have been awarded National Health Service Corps scholarships -- highly competitive government awards that cover the full cost of tuition and fees for all remaining years of medical school. Anim and D'Souza will spend a minimum of two years after graduation in a high-need medical area providing medical care to underserved populations.

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Nov 05, 2009
WCTV News
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Two FSU College of Medicine students, Tanya Anim and Komal D'Souza, have been awarded National Health Service Corps scholarships -- highly competitive government awards that cover the full cost of tuition and fees for all remaining years of medical school. Anim and D'Souza will spend a minimum of two years after graduation in a high-need medical area providing medical care to underserved populations.

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Nov 05, 2009
FSUnews.com
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On Monday, Nov. 2, the Children's Miracle Networks at Shands Hospital at UF, who are the official recipients of FSU's Dance Marathon's proceeds, presented the FSU College of Medicine with a check for $182,456.42 -- half the earnings of the 2009 fundraiser. The money will go towards providing medical care for children across the state.

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