Teens from 16 Dallas ISD schools are participating in a summer program for future doctors. The program allows students to come together and learn about the body through note-taking, dissection, and…
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Teens from 16 Dallas ISD schools are participating in a summer program for future doctors. The program allows students to come together and learn about the body through note-taking, dissection, and study. Students, including Ararh Cho and Lily Rodriguez, are gaining hands-on experience, such as dissecting pig hearts.
Their interest in medicine stems from personal experiences with family members who have fought cancer. Further details about the program and its participants are available from the source. The program is providing students with a unique opportunity to explore their interest in medicine and gain valuable experience during their summer break.
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