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Cape Fear Valley Health is building a $30 million facility for its growing medical residency program. The 120,000-square-feet Center for Medical Education and Research at the Melrose Road and Owen Drive also will be home of the health system’s Neuroscience Institute. The health system held a groundbreaking ceremony for the center last month. Officials say the state-of-the-art facility is expected to attract residents, physicians and specialists to the area. The residency program is a partnership between the health system and the Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine at Campbell University. Dr. Donald Maharty, Cape Fear Valley’s vice president for medical education, said the residency program has 133 residents, which is near its capacity. The new center will allow the program to expand to 300 residents and help train about 100 medical students from Campbell.

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