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A Student Gets Involved on the
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Sydney Springer’s Experience with the Self Care PSA Project<\/h3>\n

I was drawn to URI for their vast research in medicinal plants<\/a>. As I got further into the program, my new passion became educating. I have always had an interest in dietary supplements, but my view on how they relate to pharmacy has changed over time.<\/p>\n

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Some of the best PSA’s produced in the Self Care class are featured below.<\/strong>
\nPSAs were judged on a range of criteria with the most weight being given the to quality of the content.<\/em><\/p>\n

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