You're listening to Plenary Session.

This week on Plenary Session, you're in for a treat.

I was walking down the hall with Antonius Hazim medical student,

and he told me something that really made my day,

and I asked him to share it with a broad audience on plenary session,

and he was kind enough to do so.

Next, we have an interview with Dr. Joshua Niforatos.

He is a graduating student in the Cleveland Clinic Learner College of Medicine,

and he has done a number of interesting papers in conflict of interest,

which he will talk about.

And next week, we'll be back with more plenary session, and I will discuss some articles that have been making the news.

So, stay tuned.

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I'm back in Plenary S session HQ with Dr. Antonio, Hazim.

Antonio, you're a graduating fourth-year medical student.

That's correct.

Yeah, that's correct.

And thanks for taking a minute out of your day to come here on the podcast.

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