Book it: UMass Chan students promote good health at Worcester Public Library event

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WORCESTER — First-year medical students from UMass Chan Medical School held a health fair at the main branch of the Worcester Public Library on Wednesday. The event provided residents with access to basic services, with several health and social service agencies participating.

Blind-folded Jorge Fuentes of Worcester tries to unlock a series of locks in an adaptive puzzle as guide Michael Milligan of Worcester, center, and medical student Euna Lee of Chestnut Hill look on. They are at a booth that promoted eyecare.
Blind-folded Jorge Fuentes of Worcester tries to unlock a series of locks in an adaptive puzzle as guide Michael Milligan of Worcester, center, and medical student Euna Lee of Chestnut Hill look on. They are at a booth that promoted eyecare.
Kathleen Ryan Trumpaitis, 71, of Worcester has her blood pressure taken by first-year medical student Janelle Renterghem of Medford at the Worcester Community Midwifery table.
Kathleen Ryan Trumpaitis, 71, of Worcester has her blood pressure taken by first-year medical student Janelle Renterghem of Medford at the Worcester Community Midwifery table.

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