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UC Davis medical student named AMA Foundation minority scholar 
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SACRAMENTO, CALIF. (June 8, 2009) - Manuel Tapia, a second-year student at the UC Davis School of Medicine, has been selected as a 2009 Minority Scholars Award recipient by the American Medical Association (AMA) Foundation. One of only 12 in the country to be honored with such an award, wh...
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