HEALTHJul 28 · 19:00 UTCKHON2 HONOLULUSandy Harjo Livingston

Hawaiʻi medical students pledge 500 years of island service

Seventy-seven students from Hawaii's John A. Burns School of Medicine will participate in a white coat ceremony on July 24, marking an increase in the school's service commitment scholarships aimed at strengthening the state's healthcare workforce.

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