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The document discusses a medical school's plans to expand its well-being program for students. It will offer workshops on topics like stress reduction, nutrition, and financial planning. It will also provide support groups, wellness activities like yoga and puppy therapy, and incorporate well-being practices into its healthcare systems curriculum. The expanded program aims to support students' emotional, physical, and cognitive well-being through educational workshops, support systems, and mindfulness activities.
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