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UNC Campus EMS Offers Student-Led Support, Advocacy to Carolina Community


A new, student-led group will now work alongside UNC’s Public Safety Department, Orange County EMS, and the Chapel Hill Fire Department to help respond to Tar Heels experiencing medical emergencies. UNC Campus EMS officially launched its 911 services to provide additional medical assistance and peer-to-peer support for students on campus. (Chapelboro.com)

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UNC Campus EMS Offers Student-Led Support, Advocacy to Carolina Community


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