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First Free Breast Exam & Health Screening Event A Success. Register by Calling 721-545-2298 ext. 404 2357.

October 10, 2022

First Free Breast Exam & Health Screening Event A Success. Register by Calling 721-545-2298 ext. 404 2357.
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PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- The American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC) in collaboration with the Positive Foundation and the Ministry of Public Health, Social Development, and Labor, is pleased to announce the success of the Breast Screening Event held on Saturday, October 1st at the Vineyard Building in Philipsburg.

This is the 1st of three events scheduled this year. The remaining events for 2022 will take place on October 22nd and November 26th.

Persons are requested to make an appointment by contacting: 721-545-2298 ext. 404 2357 or
Emailing: aszeinfeld@aucmed.edu

Women 18 years and older interested in the screening ...


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