WCM-Q community webinars discuss chronic disease and environmental risks
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WCM-Q community webinars discuss chronic disease and environmental risks
Tribune News Network Doha Chronic kidney disease and the powerful role of environmental conditions in shaping community health took centre stage in two recent live sessions of the Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar’s (WCM-Q) ‘Health and YOU: Community Wellness Webinar’ series. In a bid to cut through com»»»
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