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Article: Junior Interns: Here, have a heart: Students get eye-to-eye view of science.
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- Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK)
- Article date:
- March 10, 2007
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Byline: Andrea Eger
Mar. 10--Fifth-graders at Eugene Field Elementary School have experienced science in a way no textbook could touch
On Friday, they got their hands on real eyeballs, hearts, brains and lungs, courtesy of a group of third-year medical students from the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa.
"We've learned from statistics that students after the fifth grade -- especially young girls -- tend to lose interest in science," said Michael Thambuswamy, one of the medical students who volunteered for the special program. "That's such a shame, because some of the most amazing doctors we've been on rotation with are females."
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