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DREFF Screening of Resistance at UNIBE Draws Over 70 Students and Professors<\/STRONG>
Santo Domingo, September 10 2015<\/P>
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T<\/SPAN>he auditorium at UNIBE filled steadily with students, many of whom were wearing white scrubs for their medical classes. The quiet excitement in the air reflected the viewers\u2019 anticipation of the film. Resistance, a documentary produced by Michael Graziano that explores the over-use of antibiotics in our world, is very relevant to this audience, as many of them attend UNIBE for their medicinal and dental degrees.<\/P>
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The screening began with a few words of welcome by Cesare Guillermo, a member of the Funglode staff, and Milagros Rodriguez, a PR representative of UNIBE. Through a translator, Graziano thanked the audience for being in attendance and hoped they would enjoy the film. A Q&A session directly followed the screening, along with some statements from Dr. Gustavo Rojas, Principal of the Medical School at UNIBE. Dr. Rojas spoke of his opinions on the documentary and opened the floor for questions and discussion.<\/P>
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After many thoughtful questions and statements, some of which came from professors in the audience, Graziano was asked his opinion on what should be done next in the fight against antibiotic resistance. He replied that \u201cFuture leaders in medicine- like yourselves- can make a difference. It\u2019s a problem for the whole world, but it can be changed. We all need to ask questions, spread the word, and spread the education.\u201d<\/P>
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The session closed with some kind words from Loraine Amell Bogaert, Dean of International Affairs at UNIBE. She thanked Graziano for his time and for sharing his film, and encouraged those in the audience to do what he suggested in spreading the word. \u201cI hope all medical students at our facility can see this film,\u201d said Bogaert. \u201cIt covers a very important topic, and I think it could be useful for all to see.\u201d<\/P>
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Resistance will be screened at other locations during the DREFF this week. To find more information, click here.<\/P>
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About the DREFF<\/STRONG>
Since its creation in 2011, the Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF)- an initiative of Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) and Fundaci\u00f3n Global Democracia y Desarrollo (Funglode) -has been providing Dominicans with a platform of knowledge and debate on the environment and sustainable development, along with its challenges and best practices while celebrating the unique beauty and wealth that is the Dominican Republic\u2019s natural heritage.<\/P>
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With a diverse selection of films and numerous panels, workshops, seminars, and community activities, the DREFF promotes dialogue and the exchange of knowledge and experience, inspiring Dominicans to adopt actions that contribute to the appreciation, conservation, and sustainable use of their environmental resources.<\/P>
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DREFF app:<\/STRONG>
Apple (iTunes): https:\/\/itunes.apple.com\/us\/app\/dreff\/id1029535649?mt=8<\/A>
Google Play:
https:\/\/play.google.com\/store\/apps\/details?id=org.sched.dominicanrepublicenvironmen2015<\/A>
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www.dreff.org \/ info@dreff.org
Twitter @MuestraCine
Facebook MuestraCineMedioambiental<\/P>
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