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So we're here, we're back, Paul and Stuart, we're not able to make it tonight, but

this is, this is hot cakes and this is the Curbsiders.

We're going to be talking about a bunch of different articles tonight, some COVID and

some non-COVID with us again, Rahul Ganatra, Emmy Okamoto.

And our fearless producer, Sarah Phoebe Roberts is going to tell you about our guest and

then about the specific topics we had on the show.

So Dr. Utibe Essian recently joined us on our episode on addressing anti-black racism

in Madison.

Dr. Essian is an assistant professor of medicine and health equity researcher at the University

of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.

His research focuses on racial and ethnic disparities in the management of cardiovascular

diseases and he has recently applied this research framework to COVID-19 and has become

a national expert in the health disparities that are disproportionately affecting racial

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