For Dexter C. Graves, good fortune started with a broken arm. Then at age 12, Graves told his orthopedic surgeon, who was black like him, that he, too, wanted to become a doctor. So began a multi-year mentoring relationship where Graves first shadowed the doctor once a week at his Louisiana practice…
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Drexel University students build network of black doctors to mentor aspiring physicians
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