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Bright start for Yale alumni health network

Short-term gains, long-term losses

April 17, 2020

A new alumni health group, co-founded by Christine Walsh, MD ’73, and Jamie Wells, MD, held its inaugural meeting at the Yale Club of NYC this winter. The Yale Alumni Health Network (YAHN) hopes to bring Yale alumni leaders together from all sectors that touch on health and health care: medical practice, academia, science, law, and finance.

Interested Yale School of Medicine (YSM) alumni can find YAHN on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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