REMEDY Program Collects Items for Those in Need
As part of the REMEDY (Recovered Medical Equipment for the Developing World) program, TTUHSC students from
the School of Medicine in Amarillo collected unused medical equipment from our area to send to communities in need across
the globe. The collected items were then sent to the Project CURE program in Houston
to be shipped to areas in developing countries in need of unused medical equipment.
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