Medical students return to Hill to tackle seniors’ health care

News | JESSE CNOCKAERT
Published: Thursday, 01/17/2019 5:02 pm EST

Medical students will be returning to Parliament Hill in February for the Canadian Federation of Medical Students’ (CFMS) annual advocacy day. This year’s theme will be seniors’ care and aging. From left: Yipeng Ge, CFMS director of government affairs; former Minister of Indigenous Services Jane Philpott; and Amanda Sauvé, CFMS national officer of Indigenous health, during last year’s event, which covered Indigenous mental wellness. (Photo courtesy of Yipeng Ge).

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