I appreciate the discipline of science, but I gravitated much more toward the human end of it, so I decided that my laboratory would involve actual people, as opposed to bacteria or rodents. So, I had a rather serendipitous way of making my way, ultimately, to medical school, he says, but I think that it gave me more valuable life experience and also an appreciation for the road less traveled and feeling comfortable doing that, and I think that that ultimately translated into how I approached my research. He returned to New York in 1990 to matriculate at Icahn School of Medicine at Mt
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