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People September 26, 2016 | 12:49 pm

Help 14 year-old start a career in medicine

SD. Saul graduated high school at 13, and has had to make countlesssacrifices to finish college.

At 14 he’s one of Dominican Republic’s youngest university studentsand studies Medicine in UTESA University.

He dreams of becoming the country’s best micro neurosurgeonto help many people, but now needs cover the costs,

"Sometimes Saul does not even breakfast to go to c... Read more

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