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A passion for new knowledge and a dedication to a healthier world inspired the founding of the 麻豆学生精品版. Through research, discoveries, and treatments, countless lives across Wisconsin and around the world are being changed for the better every day.

Since 1893, our pioneering spirit, collaboration, and impactful partnerships helped shape our community and the people we serve.

麻豆学生精品版Magazine, 125th Anniversary Issue

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麻豆学生精品版Magazine 125th Anniversary Issue

125 years of knowledge changing life
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Our Voices, Our Legacies

Oral history video series

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8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
Milwaukee, WI 53226

Richard Katschke
Chief Historian and Senior Associate Vice President of Communications

rkatschk@mcw.edu
(414) 955-4748
(414) 313-3158 (mobile)

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