Englander Institute for Precision Medicine
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Dear Members of the Englander Institute,

February was a busy month for many of our colleagues who participated in live and virtual events (see below). By sharing their expertise across a wide range of topics, these events help attract attention to the EIPM and raise our profile as we continue to grow and recruit new talent. Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedules to participate in these panels and conferences. 

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Dear Members of the Englander Institute,

I hope this message finds you doing well and staying healthy! It’s hard to believe that January is already behind us, but as you’ll see below, we have a lot to show for the first month of 2022. 

In addition to robust news coverage, awards, events, and publications, we welcome three new senior members of our team. Drs. Cristofanilli, Kasi, and Al Assaad bring a wealth of experience and talent to the EIPM. 

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