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Ryan Akin, Clarence Chu and their classmates delve into a PBL case.
Education
They're In This Together
For 25 years, patient-based learning has been the foundation of the University of Missouri's medical education.
Learn what it's like to spend a week in the life of first-year medical students learning from a PBL case.
Health Management and Informatics class
Students
Reunited on the Other Side of the World
As children in Cameroon, Delvise and Leslie Fogwe were separated from their mom and each other for about five years. Their father had died, and their mother, Grace, didn’t have the means to support five sons. The kids were dispersed to aunts and uncles, who helped raise them.
As a teenager, Delvise often stopped by the health center where his mother worked as a janitor. That interest in medicine ultimately led to a family reunion in Missouri.
The opioid crisis has hit small towns hard.
Patient Care
Training Offers Hope for Treating Rural Opioid Crisis
Dr. Jennifer Allen has far too often seen how the devastating effects of opioid addiction can take a toll on a community. Whether it’s in her primary practice in Quincy, Illinois, or her Friday clinic 30 minutes away in Hannibal, Missouri, patterns tend to emerge when it comes to opioids.
Thankfully for Allen, the University of Missouri School of Medicine has recognized the problem and is doing something about it.
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