MSGM students have the opportunity to travel three times a year. We've been to over twelve countries on five continents, and are always looking to find new and exciting places around the globe to observe healthcare scenarios in clinical, business, and NGO settings.
MSGM students have the opportunity to travel three times a year. We've been to over twelve countries on five continents, and are always looking to find new and exciting places around the globe to observe healthcare scenarios in clinical, business, and NGO settings.
MSGM students have the opportunity to travel three times a year. We've been to over twelve countries on five continents, and are always looking to find new and exciting places around the globe to observe healthcare scenarios in clinical, business, and NGO settings.
September is Newborn Screening Awareness Month! Nearly 4 million babies are born every year in the United States. Most states screen for 29 out of 35 recommended health conditions. Each year, 12,000 babies with serious, but treatable conditions grow up healthy, thanks to newborn screening. Every baby born in the United States can undergo newborn screening. - More than 1 in 300 newborns have a condition detectable through newborn screening- About 1 in 125 newborns have a Congenital Heart Defect- All newborns should be screened between 24-48 hours after birth- Newborn screening is one of the greatest public health achievements of the 20th centuryCredit to @Babysfirsttest#newbornscreening#NBS#nbsmatters#USCMSGM#uscglobalmedicine#PublicHealth#keckschoolofmedicine#USC#FightOn#globalmedicine#gradschool#premed#prehealth#HigherE... See MoreSee Less
