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News|Videos|September 8, 2023
- MHE September 2023
- Volume 33
- Issue 9
Rhino Health's Ittai Dayan Recommends Those in Healthcare Read 'The House of God'
Author(s)Peter Wehrwein, Managing Editor
Ittai Dayan, M.D., M.P.H., co-founder and CEO of Rhino Health, is one of 12 winners in this year's Emerging Leaders in Healthcare feature. In this video interview, Dayan not only shares a good read for healthcare professionals, but also a turning point that changed his career trajectory and even a guilty pleasure of his — which involves finishing a scoop or more of his son's ice cream.
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