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ISSUE VIEWING
Spring 2010
IN THIS ISSUE
- UCLA REACHES OUT TO HAITI
- Quit Smoking, Save Your Vision
- A Week of Hope and Healthcare
- There's No Place Like Home
- Another Step Toward Understanding Schizophrenia
- Don't Assume HIV Vaccine Would Be Accepted
- Sticky Solution
- The Frailer Generation
- Genes + Environment = Disease Risk
- Antiviral Assault Gains Ground
- Why the Mirror Lies
- Dr. A. Eugene Washington
- LETTING GO
- ADVANCING THE ETHICS DEBATE
- A Matter of the Heart
- The Real World
- Endless Summer
- Snapshot Gerald A.M. Finerman, MD
- Awards/Honors
- GRANTS
- IN MEMORIAM
- In His Own Words: Keyvan Hariri, M.D.
- MAA Reaches Out to Residents
- Mobile Clinic Needs Volunteers
- Update: Books Without Borders
- Patent Pending
- Humanitarian Medicine 101
- What's Your Story?
- Boy Wonder
- In Memoriam
- EVENTS
- Supporting Scholarships
- Gifts
- My Long and Winding Road
- New Beginning
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Mobile Clinic Needs Volunteers
THE UCLA MOBILE CLINIC PROJECT (MCP) serves the homeless and transient communities of greater Los Angeles. Although MCP is student-run, attending physicians are needed to review client medical histories and help students with diagnosis and treatment; provide instruction about various diseases and disorders; and, at times, treat acute conditions. “The best part is watching students from multiple disciplines learn not only about the hardships of living on the streets and about serving medical needs, but also learning about the individual in front of them as a person,” says Walter G. Coppenrath III, M.D. ’04.
For more information and to volunteer, visit: www.mcp.ucla.edu, or call (310) 825-4600
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