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The ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting Edition

  |  Issue: October 2012  |  

Other museums Dr. Shanmugam recommends are the National Museum of Health and Medicine, the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, and the National Geographic Museum. She also highly recommends the Newseum, especially for those who are politics and news junkies.

World–Class Cuisine

D.C. is a multiethnic city, so there is an abundance of ethnic restaurants to please every taste. Dr. Shanmugam says her all-time favorite restaurant is Michel Richard’s Citronelle, though she also loves Central Michel Richard, Oyamel, Corduroy, Zaytinya, and Acadiana. Dr. Shanmugam highly recommends “the White Tiger on Capitol Hill, which serves great Indian food, as well as Bistro Bice, which is a very modern version of a French bistro.”

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