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James Wu

James Wu, MD is a board-certified Endocrine Surgeon and Assistant Professor of Surgery at UCLA. Dr. Wu is devoted to caring for patients with thyroid cancer, from active surveillance of low-risk tumors to aggressive surgery as part of multidisciplinary care for complex disease. Additionally, he has a specific interest in caring for patients with parathyroid disease and adrenal tumors and improving their health and wellness.

How to Win Autonomy and Impress your Attendings

January 13, 2020 by James Wu

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