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Welcome.

It is so great to see you guys.

This is Alexa Miller, our uncertainty correspondent.

What we're going to do today is look closely at some works of art that were selected by a group of medical students I was recently

working with.

She's the first guest for our uncertainty profile series as part of uncertainty in medicine.

This is one of my favorite exercises. It's called an image circle.

Alexa has been working for over 20 years as an educator at the intersection of

diagnosis, visual art, and uncertainty competence in medicine.

Where students first write about the experience of uncertainty as a patient, and then they

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