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| The
Cleveland Clinic Disease Management Project Editorial Board |
Abby
Abelson, MD
Rheumatology |
Saul
Nurko, MD
Nephrology/Hypertension |
William
D. Carey, MD
Gastroenterology/Hepatology
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Mikkael
Sekeres, MD
Hematology/Oncology |
| Steven
Gordon, MDInfectious Disease |
Patrick
Sweeney, MD
Neurology |
Robert
E. Hobbs, MD
Cardiology |
George
Tesar, MD
Psychiatry/Psychology |
Byron
Hoogwerf, MD
Endocrinology |
Kenneth
Tomecki, MD
Dermatology |
Shakuntala
Kothari, MD
Women's Health |
Herbert
P. Wiedemann, MD
Pulmonary Disease |
David
M. Lang, MD
Allergy/Immunology |
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| Members
of The Disease Management Project Editorial Board. Front Row (L-R):
Patrick Sweeney, MD; Steve Gordon, MD; Herbert Wiedemann, MD; Abby
Abelson, MD; George Tesar, MD; Shakuntala Kothari, MD; Kenneth Tomecki,
MD; Byron Hoogwerf, MD Back Row (L-R): Saul Nurko, MD; Raul Seballos, MD; William Carey,
MD; Robert Hobbs, MD; Mikkael Sekeres, MD; David M. Lang, MD |
| The
Disease Management Project Editorial Board |
Welcome to The Cleveland
Clinic Disease Management Project, your comprehensive source for practical
treatment strategies developed by physicians from one of the country's
most respected medical centers.
This resource was
developed by The
Cleveland Clinic Center for Continuing Education and Unitech Communications®.
We may not be the
FIRST online medical reference guide, but we aim to be
the BEST.
In developing our
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responded to numerous surveys conducted by The Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Center for Continuing Education.
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