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Welcome back, clinical problem solvers.

And thanks for joining us for another episode of WDX, Women in Diagnosis series.

Woo-woo!

I'm so excited to be back with you all.

Tonight, we are going back to our roots and doing the thing we love most, discussing a case.

Alex, who do we have the

honor of presenting to today? Hi, everyone. It's such an honor to join you here today as part of

WDX. I'm Alex Horn. I'm a pulmonary critical care fellow at Johns Hopkins and a lover of all

things, medicine and clinical reasoning. I have the incredible honor today of introducing our guest

discussant, Dr. Natasha Chita. Dr. Chita is an assistant professor in the Division of Infectious

Disease at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, where she serves as the Associate

Program Director for the Infectious Disease Fellowship Training Program. She is also the co-director of the Osler

in Bayview Internal Medicine Residency Program's medical education pathway, and she's a firm

faculty in the Osler program where she serves as a resident coach. Her research interests

include career development for early career professionals, women in medicine, and HIV education for fellows.

Thank you so, so much for joining us, Natasha. I'm really looking forward to your discussion,

and thank you so much for taking the time to be with us today. Thanks for having me. I'm very excited

to be here, and I just have to do a quick shout out to Alex Horn, who is one of my favorite people and one of my most favorite people that I have ever worked with clinically.

So I'm excited to be here and get the chance to hang out with you all.

Right back at you.

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