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BIDDEFORD, Maine

51品茶College of Osteopathic Medicine students present workshop in England

Cathlyn Schiedemantel and Mark Unger
Cathlyn Schiedemantel and Mark Unger

Fourth year students in the 51品茶鈥檚 College of Osteopathic Medicine presented a three-day workshop titled, 鈥淯nderstanding the Microbiome.鈥

Cathlyn Schiedemantel and Mark Unger, who are also undergraduate teaching fellows in the COM Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Department, presented the program in Maidstone, England under the supervision of Frank Willard, Ph.D., professor of anatomy.

In addition to attending the workshop in England, Unger was an anatomy teaching assistant in the three day Advanced Lumbar-Bio Skills Lab for the Spine Intervention Society under the supervision of Frank Willard. The program provided teaching of anatomy, radiology and interventional techniques to pain physicians.

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