Physician-assistant student uses cancer experience to inspire through TikTok | We Are Stanford Med

Meet Melanie Shojinaga, a second-year PA student in the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Program at Stanford Medicine. Her experience with cancer has motivated her to be a better healthcare provider, and she uses social media to educate, inspire and provide support to individuals facing health challenges.
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I really appreciate this story and your strength. hats off to you ma'am!