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A $25 million gift from the Franke family is transforming medical education at the University of Washington School of Medicine, launching a new scholarship program to empower students committed to rural and Indigenous communities. With an additional $4.5 million to boost recruitment and retention, this historic donation aims to tackle the ongoing physician shortage by nurturing future doctors who will return to serve underserved regions — a mission deeply personal to the Franks, who grew up in rural Texas and now call Montana home. The school’s WWAMI program, which has already successfully placed 60-65% of graduates in the region, stands to benefit even more from this investment, promising better healthcare for all.
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