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You are here: Home / Articles / Incoming ACR President David Karp, MD, PhD, Eager to Move Forward on Workforce Shortage, Workplace Bias & Member Engagement

Incoming ACR President David Karp, MD, PhD, Eager to Move Forward on Workforce Shortage, Workplace Bias & Member Engagement

November 6, 2020 • By Carina Stanton

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Carina Stanton is a freelance science journalist based in Denver.

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