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Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers to Raffin-Medina subspeciality VMR series. Today I'm very

happy and excited to have Dr. Eli and Dr. Anna and will be a case discussion and case present. Dr. Eli is a

rheumatologist and associate professor of medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital and

Harvard Medical School.

Dr. Eli's career has been focused on interle medicine education across all stages of training.

He serves as a curriculum phase director at Harvard Medical School and firm chief in the MGH

Intel Medicine Residency Program and an associate program director in the MGHH Rheumatology Fellowship.

And he also leads the MGHLINICLT-Eclatian Educator track for the Department of Medicine subspeciality fellows.

Dr. Eli, it's our pleasure and introduce yourself for the audience.

Thanks so much, Rahul. it's our pleasure and introduce yourself for the audience.

Thanks so much, Rahul.

I'm really pleased to be here.

First of all, you know, congrats on such an amazing endeavor in clinical problem solvers.

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