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Devon twins defy odds and graduate as doctors on same day

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Devon twins defy odds and graduate as doctors on same day

Adam and Jack Tremlett graduated as doctors at the University of Exeter. They were inspired to study medicine by their mother, a nurse. The brothers studied during a pandemic and they had to deal with the effects of COVID-19. Adam is going to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth and Jack will be at Royal Devon and Exterterian Hospital. They often have to smile awkwardly in hospital when a colleague mistakes them for each other. Professor Ian Fussell, Vice Dean of Education at University, praises their students.

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