EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 20 MIN
#6 - Jill Flanagan & Mitchell Bernstein
from Distractions · host Distractions LLRS
In this commentary episode from the 2025 Annual Meeting, Mitchell Bernstein and Jill Flanagan discuss key highlights from the event, including the importance of giving surgeons a platform to present research, collaborate with peers, and learn from one another. They reflect on the conversations and innovations that made this year’s meeting impactful while also looking ahead to the upcoming 2026 Annual Meeting, which is quickly approaching.
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