World Class Care Accessible To Rural WV

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Dr. Hannah Hazard-Jenkins, Cancer Services At The WVU School Of Medicine

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Sep 25, 2019

For many in rural West Virginia, access to world-class medical care isn't easy to get. Hannah Hazard-Jenkins, MD., and Associate Chair Of The Department Of Surgery, Cancer Services at the WVU School Of Medicine, talks with host Eric Minor about how technology is improving access & outcomes. wvucancer.edu

Hosted by: Eric Minor Produced by: Keystone Newsmakers Team
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