MSU, UPIKE partner to put more EKY students on the path to becoming medical professionals
Morehead State University and the University of Pikeville are creating a direct pathway to medical school for MSU students, aiming to address a persistent shortage of primary care providers across Kentucky. Read the full report at LEX 18 (WLEX)
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