The lung cancer symptoms, even nonsmokers need to know
“en”:” >> ACCORDING TO WORLD HEALTH >> ACCORDING TO WORLD HEALTH >> ACCORDING TO WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE UNITED STATES ORGANIZATION, THE UNITED STATES ORGANIZATION, THE UNITED STATES SPEND FIVETIMES THE AM ON SPEND FIVE TIMES THE AM ON SPEND FIVE TIMES THE AM ON HEALTH CARE AS COMPARED TOCUBA. HEALTH CARE AS COMPARED TO CUBA.
HEALTH CARE AS COMPARED TO CUBA. THE ISLAND‘S STATE HEALTH SYSTEM THE ISLAND’S STATE HEALTH SYSTEM THE ISLAND’S STATE HEALTH SYSTEM IS THE ONLY ONE PERMITTEDHERE. IS THE ONLY ONE PERMITTED HERE. IS THE ONLY ONE PERMITTED HERE. FEWERRESOURCES AND A LACK OF FEWER RESOURCES AND A LACK OF FEWER RESOURCES AND A LACK OF ACCESS, CUBA HAS HAD TO ACCESS, CUBA HAS HAD TO ACCESS, CUBA HAS HAD TO IMPROVISE THROUGHINNOVATION. IMPROVISE THROUGH INNOVATION. IMPROVISE THROUGH INNOVATION. MUCH OF THAT HAPPENS HERE AT THE MUCH OF THAT HAPPENS HERE AT THE MUCH OF THAT HAPPENS HERE AT THE CENTER FOR MOLECULARIMMUNOLOGY. CENTER FOR MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY. CENTER FOR MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY. >> DO YOU THINK THEY MAKE IT SO >> DO YOU THINK THEY MAKE IT SO >> DO YOU THINK THEY MAKE IT SO YOU CAN CREATE THESE DRUGS THAT YOU CAN CREATE THESE DRUGS THAT YOU CAN CREATE THESE DRUGS THAT THEN GETEXPORTED TO OTHER THEN GET EXPORTED TO OTHER THEN GET EXPORTED TO OTHER COUNTRIES? COUNTRIES? COUNTRIES? >> YES, SIR. >> YES, SIR.
>> YES, SIR. >> IN THISBUILDING, CUBAN >> IN THIS BUILDING, CUBAN >> IN THIS BUILDING, CUBAN RESEARCHERS HAVE MADE THEIR OWN RESEARCHERS HAVE MADE THEIR OWN RESEARCHERS HAVE MADE THEIR OWN VACCINES FOR EVERYTHING FROM VACCINES FOR EVERYTHING FROM VACCINES FOR EVERYTHING FROM HEPATITIS TOMENINGITIS. HEPATITIS TO MENINGITIS. HEPATITIS TO MENINGITIS. >> CUBA HASEVERYTHING, THEY’RE >> CUBA HAS EVERYTHING, THEY’RE >> CUBA HAS EVERYTHING, THEY’RE STILL USING MORE THAN75% OF THE STILL USING MORE THAN 75% OF THE STILL USING MORE THAN 75% OF THE MEDICATION WE NEED FOR OUR MEDICATION WE NEED FOR OUR MEDICATION WE NEED FOR OUR POPULATION.
POPULATION. POPULATION. >> Reporter: THERE IS ONE >> Reporter: THERE IS ONE >> Reporter: THERE IS ONE VACCINE IN PARTICULAR THAT VACCINE IN PARTICULAR THAT VACCINE IN PARTICULAR THAT CAUGHT THE ATTENTION ALL OVER CAUGHT THE ATTENTION ALL OVER CAUGHT THE ATTENTION ALL OVER THEWORLD, INCLUDING THE UNITED THE WORLD, INCLUDING THE UNITED THE WORLD, INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES THE VACCINE IS FOR LUNG STATES THE VACCINE IS FOR LUNG STATES THE VACCINE IS FOR LUNG CANCER. CANCER. CANCER. IT‘S CALLEDCIMAVEX. IT’S CALLED CIMAVEX.
IT’S CALLED CIMAVEX. >> IT’S USED BY MY COUNTRY HERE >> IT’S USED BY MY COUNTRY HERE >> IT’S USED BY MY COUNTRY HERE INCUBA. IN CUBA. IN CUBA. IT MEANS THAT WE HAVE MORE THAN IT MEANS THAT WE HAVE MORE THAN IT MEANS THAT WE HAVE MORE THAN THOSE HAVE A PATIENT WITH LUNG THOSE HAVE A PATIENT WITH LUNG THOSE HAVE A PATIENT WITH LUNG CANCER EACHYEAR. CANCER EACH YEAR.
CANCER EACH YEAR. AND IN THE SAMESTRENGTH, THE AND IN THE SAME STRENGTH, THE AND IN THE SAME STRENGTH, THE THING FOR THE PATIENT DIE FOR THING FOR THE PATIENT DIE FOR THING FOR THE PATIENT DIE FOR THIS CAUSE. THIS CAUSE. THIS CAUSE. >> Reporter: IS IT THE LIFE >> Reporter: IS IT THE LIFE >> Reporter: IS IT THE LIFE SOMETIME,POLLUTION, SMOKING, SOMETIME, POLLUTION, SMOKING, SOMETIME, POLLUTION, SMOKING, CIGARS? CIGARS? CIGARS? >>. >>. >>. >> INCUBA, SMOKING CIGARS IS A >> IN CUBA, SMOKING CIGARS IS A >> IN CUBA, SMOKING CIGARS IS A HERITAGE. HERITAGE.
HERITAGE. WE HAVE A MAINLY USE OFTOBACCO. WE HAVE A MAINLY USE OF TOBACCO. WE HAVE A MAINLY USE OF TOBACCO. >> Reporter: HE IS77-YEARS-OLD. >> Reporter: HE IS 77-YEARS-OLD. >> Reporter: HE IS 77-YEARS-OLD. HE WAS A SMOKER ALL HIS LIFE, HE WAS A SMOKER ALL HIS LIFE, HE WAS A SMOKER ALL HIS LIFE, STARTING AT AGE, SAYING HE STARTING AT AGE, SAYING HE STARTING AT AGE, SAYING HE SMOKED AS MUCH AS A BOX OF SMOKED AS MUCH AS A BOX OF SMOKED AS MUCH AS A BOX OF CIGARS EVERYDAY. CIGARS EVERY DAY.
CIGARS EVERY DAY. IF2007, HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH IF 2007, HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH IF 2007, HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH LUNGCANCER. LUNG CANCER. LUNG CANCER. WHEN THEY TOLDYOU, YOU HAD LUNG WHEN THEY TOLD YOU, YOU HAD LUNG WHEN THEY TOLD YOU, YOU HAD LUNG CANCER, WERE YOUSURPRISED? CANCER, WERE YOU SURPRISED? CANCER, WERE YOU SURPRISED? >>YES. >> YES.
>> YES. YES. YES. YES. IT WAS LIKE A HOUSE FELL ON TOP IT WAS LIKE A HOUSE FELL ON TOP IT WAS LIKE A HOUSE FELL ON TOP OFME. OF ME. OF ME. IT HIT ME REALLYHARD. IT HIT ME REALLY HARD. IT HIT ME REALLY HARD. BUT THANKS TO THE HELP THAT I BUT THANKS TO THE HELP THAT I BUT THANKS TO THE HELP THAT I HAVE HAD FROM MYDOCTORS, HAVE HAD FROM MY DOCTORS, HAVE HAD FROM MY DOCTORS, ESPECIALLY THE DOCTORHERE. ESPECIALLY THE DOCTOR HERE.
ESPECIALLY THE DOCTOR HERE. SHE GAVE ME THETREATMENT, THE SHE GAVE ME THE TREATMENT, THE SHE GAVE ME THE TREATMENT, THE CHEMOTHERAPY, THE RADIO THERAPY CHEMOTHERAPY, THE RADIO THERAPY CHEMOTHERAPY, THE RADIO THERAPY AND INVITED ME TO THE CLINICAL AND INVITED ME TO THE CLINICAL AND INVITED ME TO THE CLINICAL TRIALS WITH THEVACCINES. TRIALS WITH THE VACCINES. TRIALS WITH THE VACCINES.
>> Reporter: THE CRITIC >> Reporter: THE CRITIC >> Reporter: THE CRITIC DISTINCTION ABOUT THIS TREATMENT DISTINCTION ABOUT THIS TREATMENT DISTINCTION ABOUT THIS TREATMENT IS THE WORD VACCINE IS A BIT IS THE WORD VACCINE IS A BIT IS THE WORD VACCINE IS A BIT MISLEADING. MISLEADING. MISLEADING. IN ITS CURRENTFORM, IT DOES NOT IN ITS CURRENT FORM, IT DOES NOT IN ITS CURRENT FORM, IT DOES NOT PREVENT THE DISEASE BUT KEEPS PREVENT THE DISEASE BUT KEEPS PREVENT THE DISEASE BUT KEEPS DIAMONDBACK NOSEDTUMORS IN DIAMONDBACK NOSED TUMORS IN DIAMONDBACK NOSED TUMORS IN CHECK BYINHIBITING THEIR CHECK BY INHIBITING THEIR CHECK BY INHIBITING THEIR GROWTH. GROWTH.
GROWTH. IT‘S A FORM OFIMMUNOTHERAPY IT’S A FORM OF IMMUNOTHERAPY IT’S A FORM OF IMMUNOTHERAPY HARNESSING THEBODY‘S OWN IMMUNE HARNESSING THE BODY’S OWN IMMUNE HARNESSING THE BODY’S OWN IMMUNE SYSTEM. SYSTEM.
SYSTEM. THIS IS COMPLETELYFREE? THIS IS COMPLETELY FREE? THIS IS COMPLETELY FREE? >> INCUBA, IT’S COMPLETELY >> IN CUBA, IT’S COMPLETELY >> IN CUBA, IT’S COMPLETELY FREE. FREE. FREE. >> Reporter: OTHER ARE KEITH >> Reporter: OTHER ARE KEITH >> Reporter: OTHER ARE KEITH COMPETING FOR THETRIALS. COMPETING FOR THE TRIALS.
COMPETING FOR THE TRIALS. PUBLISHED DATASHOWS PATIENTS PUBLISHED DATA SHOWS PATIENTS PUBLISHED DATA SHOWS PATIENTS YOUNGER THAN 66 LIVE ON AVERAGE YOUNGER THAN 66 LIVE ON AVERAGE YOUNGER THAN 66 LIVE ON AVERAGE LONGER THAN THOSE WHO DID NOT LONGER THAN THOSE WHO DID NOT LONGER THAN THOSE WHO DID NOT RECEIVE THEVACCINE. RECEIVE THE VACCINE.
RECEIVE THE VACCINE. AN EXCEPTIONALCASE, HE AND HIS AN EXCEPTIONAL CASE, HE AND HIS AN EXCEPTIONAL CASE, HE AND HIS DOCTORS ARE CONVINCED THIS DOCTORS ARE CONVINCED THIS DOCTORS ARE CONVINCED THIS VACCINE SAVED HISLIFE. VACCINE SAVED HIS LIFE. VACCINE SAVED HIS LIFE. IT‘S BEEN NINE YEARS NOW SINCE IT’S BEEN NINE YEARS NOW SINCE IT’S BEEN NINE YEARS NOW SINCE YOU WERE DIAMONDBACKNOSED. YOU WERE DIAMONDBACK NOSED.
YOU WERE DIAMONDBACK NOSED. WHAT IS TYPICAL SURVIVAL WITHOUT WHAT IS TYPICAL SURVIVAL WITHOUT WHAT IS TYPICAL SURVIVAL WITHOUT THEVACCINE? THE VACCINE? THE VACCINE? >> WITHOUT THEVACCINE, ALMOST >> WITHOUT THE VACCINE, ALMOST >> WITHOUT THE VACCINE, ALMOST TEN. TEN.
TEN. >> TENMONTHS AND NINE YEARS >> TEN MONTHS AND NINE YEARS >> TEN MONTHS AND NINE YEARS LATER ––CIMAVEX IS EXPECTED TO LATER — CIMAVEX IS EXPECTED TO LATER — CIMAVEX IS EXPECTED TO START CLINICAL TRIALS IN THE START CLINICAL TRIALS IN THE START CLINICAL TRIALS IN THE UNITED STATES LATER THISYEAR. UNITED STATES LATER THIS YEAR.
UNITED STATES LATER THIS YEAR. IT‘S A PART OF A HEALTH IT’S A PART OF A HEALTH IT’S A PART OF A HEALTH COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE UNITED COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE UNITED COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA SIGNED A WEEK STATES AND CUBA SIGNED A WEEK STATES AND CUBA SIGNED A WEEK BEFORE OUR VISIT TOHAVANA. BEFORE OUR VISIT TO HAVANA. BEFORE OUR VISIT TO HAVANA. AFTER 54YEARS, THE UNITED AFTER 54 YEARS, THE UNITED AFTER 54 YEARS, THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA NORMALIZED STATES AND CUBA NORMALIZED STATES AND CUBA NORMALIZED DIPLOMATICRELATIONS LASTJULY. DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS LAST JULY. DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS LAST JULY.
BUT NOT ALL CONTACT HAD BEEN CUT BUT NOT ALL CONTACT HAD BEEN CUT BUT NOT ALL CONTACT HAD BEEN CUT OFF BETWEEN AMERICANS ANDCUBANS OFF BETWEEN AMERICANS AND CUBANS OFF BETWEEN AMERICANS AND CUBANS BEFORE. BEFORE. BEFORE. THAT IN FACT, OUTSIDEHAVANA, THAT IN FACT, OUTSIDE HAVANA, THAT IN FACT, OUTSIDE HAVANA, THERE IS THIS MEDICAL SCHOOL THERE IS THIS MEDICAL SCHOOL THERE IS THIS MEDICAL SCHOOL WITH A UNIQUEMISSION, TAKE WITH A UNIQUE MISSION, TAKE WITH A UNIQUE MISSION, TAKE PEOPLE FROM IMPOVERISHEDAREAS, PEOPLE FROM IMPOVERISHED AREAS, PEOPLE FROM IMPOVERISHED AREAS, TRAIN THEM TO BEDOCTORS, SEND TRAIN THEM TO BE DOCTORS, SEND TRAIN THEM TO BE DOCTORS, SEND THEM BACK HOME TO PROVIDE THEM BACK HOME TO PROVIDE THEM BACK HOME TO PROVIDE MEDICALCARE. MEDICAL CARE.
MEDICAL CARE. SINCE IT OPENED IN1999, IT HAS SINCE IT OPENED IN 1999, IT HAS SINCE IT OPENED IN 1999, IT HAS TRAINED25,000DOCTORS, 84 TRAINED 25,000 DOCTORS, 84 TRAINED 25,000 DOCTORS, 84 COUNTRIES AROUND THEWORLD, COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD, COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD, INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES. INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES.
INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES. ONE OF THE BIGGESTSTRAWS OF THE ONE OF THE BIGGEST STRAWS OF THE ONE OF THE BIGGEST STRAWS OF THE LATIN AMERICAN MEDICAL SCHOOL IS LATIN AMERICAN MEDICAL SCHOOL IS LATIN AMERICAN MEDICAL SCHOOL IS THE COST AS IN THERE ISN‘T ANY THE COST AS IN THERE ISN’T ANY THE COST AS IN THERE ISN’T ANY COST. COST. COST. IT‘SFREE. IT’S FREE. IT’S FREE. IN FACT THE STUDENTS RECEIVE A IN FACT THE STUDENTS RECEIVE A IN FACT THE STUDENTS RECEIVE A SMUL STIPEND TO ATTEND THIS SMUL STIPEND TO ATTEND THIS SMUL STIPEND TO ATTEND THIS SIX-YEAR PROGRAM T. ONLY SIX-YEAR PROGRAM T.
ONLY SIX-YEAR PROGRAM T. ONLY AGREEMENT THEY MAKE IS THEY AGREEMENT THEY MAKE IS THEY AGREEMENT THEY MAKE IS THEY RETURN TO THEIR HOME COUNTRY AND RETURN TO THEIR HOME COUNTRY AND RETURN TO THEIR HOME COUNTRY AND SERVE IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES SERVE IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES SERVE IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES IN NEED OF MEDICALCARE. IN NEED OF MEDICAL CARE. IN NEED OF MEDICAL CARE. THAT‘S THE OTHER THING TO THAT’S THE OTHER THING TO THAT’S THE OTHER THING TO REALIZE, THOUGH CUBAPAYS FOR REALIZE, THOUGH CUBA PAYS FOR REALIZE, THOUGH CUBA PAYS FOR THETRAINING, THE DOCTORS DON‘T THE TRAINING, THE DOCTORS DON’T THE TRAINING, THE DOCTORS DON’T ACTUALLY STAY INCUBA. ACTUALLY STAY IN CUBA.
ACTUALLY STAY IN CUBA. HOW MANY OF ARE YOU FROM THE HOW MANY OF ARE YOU FROM THE HOW MANY OF ARE YOU FROM THE UNITEDSTATES? UNITED STATES? UNITED STATES? ALMOST ALL OFYOU. ALMOST ALL OF YOU. ALMOST ALL OF YOU. HOW MANY OF YOU HAD EVER VISITED HOW MANY OF YOU HAD EVER VISITED HOW MANY OF YOU HAD EVER VISITED CUBA BEFORE COMING TO MEDICAL CUBA BEFORE COMING TO MEDICAL CUBA BEFORE COMING TO MEDICAL SCHOOLHERE? SCHOOL HERE? SCHOOL HERE? TWO OFYOU. TWO OF YOU.
TWO OF YOU. HOW MANY OF YOU PLAN ON GOING HOW MANY OF YOU PLAN ON GOING HOW MANY OF YOU PLAN ON GOING BACK TO THE UNITED STATES AFTER BACK TO THE UNITED STATES AFTER BACK TO THE UNITED STATES AFTER FINISHING YOURSCHOOL? FINISHING YOUR SCHOOL? FINISHING YOUR SCHOOL? ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. I SPENT SOME TIME JUST NOW WITH I SPENT SOME TIME JUST NOW WITH I SPENT SOME TIME JUST NOW WITH MANY STUDENTS FROM THE UNITED MANY STUDENTS FROM THE UNITED MANY STUDENTS FROM THE UNITED STATES. STATES.
STATES. THEY DON‘T PAY TO COME TO SCHOOL THEY DON’T PAY TO COME TO SCHOOL THEY DON’T PAY TO COME TO SCHOOL HERE AND WHEN THEY’REDONE, HERE AND WHEN THEY’RE DONE, HERE AND WHEN THEY’RE DONE, THEY‘RE GOING TO GO BOOK TO THE THEY’RE GOING TO GO BOOK TO THE THEY’RE GOING TO GO BOOK TO THE UNITED STATES. UNITED STATES. UNITED STATES. WHAT DOES CUBA GET OUT OF THAT WHAT DOES CUBA GET OUT OF THAT WHAT DOES CUBA GET OUT OF THAT RELATIONSHIP? RELATIONSHIP? RELATIONSHIP? >> THIS UNIVERSITY WAS FOUNDED >> THIS UNIVERSITY WAS FOUNDED >> THIS UNIVERSITY WAS FOUNDED IN1999 BECAUSE OF SEVERAL IN 1999 BECAUSE OF SEVERAL IN 1999 BECAUSE OF SEVERAL PROBLEMS THAT OCCURRED IN PROBLEMS THAT OCCURRED IN PROBLEMS THAT OCCURRED IN CENTRAL AMERICA RELATED TO CENTRAL AMERICA RELATED TO CENTRAL AMERICA RELATED TO HURRICANES MITCH ANDGEORGE. HURRICANES MITCH AND GEORGE.
HURRICANES MITCH AND GEORGE. DEFENDING CUBAN MEDICAL TEAMS DEFENDING CUBAN MEDICAL TEAMS DEFENDING CUBAN MEDICAL TEAMS COULDN‘T BE THE SOLUTION. COULDN’T BE THE SOLUTION. COULDN’T BE THE SOLUTION. THE IDEA OF MEDICAL DIPLOMACY THE IDEA OF MEDICAL DIPLOMACY THE IDEA OF MEDICAL DIPLOMACY HAS BEEN A RUNNING THEME IN HAS BEEN A RUNNING THEME IN HAS BEEN A RUNNING THEME IN FIDELCASTRO‘S CUBA. FIDEL CASTRO’S CUBA. FIDEL CASTRO’S CUBA. MANY DOCTORS GO ON MEDICAL MANY DOCTORS GO ON MEDICAL MANY DOCTORS GO ON MEDICAL MISSIONS TO OTHERCOUNTRIES. MISSIONS TO OTHER COUNTRIES.
MISSIONS TO OTHER COUNTRIES. THEY SENTHUNDREDS TO WEST THEY SENT HUNDREDS TO WEST THEY SENT HUNDREDS TO WEST AFFECT TO FIGHT EBOLA LOUSIANA AFFECT TO FIGHT EBOLA LOUSIANA AFFECT TO FIGHT EBOLA LOUSIANA THEY‘VEEXPORTED DOCTORS TO THEY’VE EXPORTED DOCTORS TO THEY’VE EXPORTED DOCTORS TO OTHER LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES OTHER LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES OTHER LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES IN EXCHANGE FOR BADLY NEEDED OIL IN EXCHANGE FOR BADLY NEEDED OIL IN EXCHANGE FOR BADLY NEEDED OIL AND HARDCURRENCY, WHICH SOME AND HARD CURRENCY, WHICH SOME AND HARD CURRENCY, WHICH SOME CUBANS COMPLAIN HAS LED TO A CUBANS COMPLAIN HAS LED TO A CUBANS COMPLAIN HAS LED TO A SHORTAGE OF EXPERIENCED DOCTORS SHORTAGE OF EXPERIENCED DOCTORS SHORTAGE OF EXPERIENCED DOCTORS IN THEIR OWNCOUNTRY. IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY.
IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY. >> WHAT MADE YOU TO DECIDE TO >> WHAT MADE YOU TO DECIDE TO >> WHAT MADE YOU TO DECIDE TO WANT TO COME HERE? WANT TO COME HERE? WANT TO COME HERE? >> MY GOAL IS TO GO SERVE >> MY GOAL IS TO GO SERVE >> MY GOAL IS TO GO SERVE AFRICAN AMERICANS, SO WHEN I AFRICAN AMERICANS, SO WHEN I AFRICAN AMERICANS, SO WHEN I FOUND OUT ABOUT THEPROGRAM, IT FOUND OUT ABOUT THE PROGRAM, IT FOUND OUT ABOUT THE PROGRAM, IT WOULD ALLOW ME OPPORTUNITIES TO WOULD ALLOW ME OPPORTUNITIES TO WOULD ALLOW ME OPPORTUNITIES TO NOT ONLY DO MEDICINE BUT LEARN NOT ONLY DO MEDICINE BUT LEARN NOT ONLY DO MEDICINE BUT LEARN FROM SOME OF THE BEST DOCTORS IN FROM SOME OF THE BEST DOCTORS IN FROM SOME OF THE BEST DOCTORS IN THE WORLD AND ALSO IMPROVE MY THE WORLD AND ALSO IMPROVE MY THE WORLD AND ALSO IMPROVE MY SPANISH AT THE SAMETIME.
SPANISH AT THE SAME TIME. SPANISH AT THE SAME TIME. >> Reporter: I LEFT THE >> Reporter: I LEFT THE >> Reporter: I LEFT THE LATIN-AMERICAN MEDICAL SCHOOL LATIN-AMERICAN MEDICAL SCHOOL LATIN-AMERICAN MEDICAL SCHOOL IMPRESSED BY THESESTUDENTS, WHO IMPRESSED BY THESE STUDENTS, WHO IMPRESSED BY THESE STUDENTS, WHO TOOK SUCH A HUGE LEAP OF FAITH TOOK SUCH A HUGE LEAP OF FAITH TOOK SUCH A HUGE LEAP OF FAITH TO COME TO A COUNTRY MOST OF TO COME TO A COUNTRY MOST OF TO COME TO A COUNTRY MOST OF THEM HAD NEVERVISITED. THEM HAD NEVER VISITED. THEM HAD NEVER VISITED. TO STUDY MEDICINE IN A FOREIGN TO STUDY MEDICINE IN A FOREIGN TO STUDY MEDICINE IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND TO GIVE A TRUE LANGUAGE AND TO GIVE A TRUE LANGUAGE AND TO GIVE A TRUE COMMITMENT TO THIS STYLE OF COMMITMENT TO THIS STYLE OF COMMITMENT TO THIS STYLE OF HEALTH CARENEXT, WE TAKE A RIDE HEALTH CARE NEXT, WE TAKE A RIDE HEALTH CARE NEXT, WE TAKE A RIDE FOR A CLASSIC TOUR OF THIS FOR A CLASSIC TOUR OF THIS FOR A CLASSIC TOUR OF THIS HISTORIC CITY.“
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