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A medical school in Washington, D.C. is taking an unconventional approach to medicine. It's bringing its students out of the lab and into the kitchen.
The curriculum is designed with a more preventive approach to patient care and a larger aim to ease a global health crisis.

CGTN's Frances Kuo reports.

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