Getting to Know Your Research: Kristen Berrebi, MD

In Episode Two of Getting to Know Your Research, Dr. Kristen Berrebi discusses her 2020 PeDRA Research Grant, A Multi-Center Retrospective Cohort Study on the Utility of Ancillary Studies in the Risk Assessment and Management of Spitz Nevi, Atypical Spitzoid Tumors, and Spitzoid Melanoma in the Pediatric Population. Learn more about this project and the pivotal contributions of medical students and trainees in the research process.This podcast episode builds upon a previous Points of Discussion focused on Spitz Nevi. To listen to that discussion, please click here.

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