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Early detection can be key

Posted on March 31, 2008

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Eva Vivian, associate professor in the Pharmacy Practice Division, and School of Pharmacy students raised awareness for youth diabetes by providing screenings for the first time at the annual Multicultural Health Fair as highlighted in the April 6 edition of the Wisconsin State Journal.

Posted in Faculty, Pharmacy Practice and Translational Research, Research

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