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You are here: Home / Articles / Rheum After 5: Rheumatologist Finds Joy in Photography

Rheum After 5: Rheumatologist Finds Joy in Photography

January 1, 2014 • By Carol Patton

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“Photography is a novel, artistic, personal, scientific, procedural, and haphazard joy to have in your life,” Dr. Bankole says. “It breaks the monotony of medicine and makes you appreciate coming back to work. When you do come back, it fills you with joy of what you’ve done clinically.”

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Filed Under: Profiles Tagged With: photography, Profile, rheumatologist, work-life balanceIssue: January 2014

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