Today, Dr. Michaud has even greater appreciation for the REF’s efforts to fund training opportunities. “As a graduate student, I assumed these training opportunities were everywhere. Now, I see the lack of funding support for graduate students, residents, or fellows to pay for research in rheumatology. Having this funding available for training is a brilliant benefit.”
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