RMR 3 - The Life And Times of a Chinese Medicine Student

from Rivermap Radio · host Root and Branch

Host Travis Cunningham talks with three other students about that it's like to study Chinese Medicine. They talk about the challenges to moving to a new city and learning a new way of thinking about the body. They talk about what drew them to the medicine in the first place and how studying Chinese medicine has influenced the way they experience their lives and interact with other people

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