Assistant professors at Brown · Academic hospitalists · Authors of Thieme’s A-WIN review
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Co-author of A-WIN and creator of Pradis
Assistant professor in Warren-Alpert school of medicine, Brown University
Academic hospitalist in Kent Hospital, Rhode Island
Co-author of A-WIN and creator of Pradis
Assistant professor in Warren-Alpert school of medicine, Brown University
Academic hospitalist in Kent Hospital, Rhode Island



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Manoj Gurung, MD and Yayra Musabek, MD, assistant professors at Brown University and academic hospitalists, and the authors of the Thieme A-WIN review book.
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