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Don’t Speak- The Art of Non-Verbal Communication

July 11, 2019 JMiller/wideopenresearch

Wayne State University medical students recently learned to be better communicators-by not talking. Led by the world-renowned Emerson String Quartet, medical students had the opportunity

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