WHCP’s CORNER CUHRON Clinic Highlighted in the College of Physicians & Surgeons Journal

*A pdf of the article can be found here.

WHCP’s on-site medical clinic run by Columbia Medical Students (CORNER CUHRON Clinic) was recently highlighted in the Spring issue of the Physicians & Surgeons Journal.

Compassionate Care on the Corner: Students Establish Clinic Within Needle-Exchange Project by Gina Shaw is a two-page article which explains the history and methods behind the clinic.

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WHCP’s CORNER CUHRON Clinic Highlighted in the College of Physicians & Surgeons Journal

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