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Jul 26, 2026, 06:40
Aaron Iding: From Virtual Meetings to Meaningful Connections at ISTH 2026
Aaron Iding, Resident of Internal Medicine (AIOS) at Maastricht UMC+, shared on LinkedIn:
”Reflecting on a fantastic ISTH 2026 in Paris!
After months of online meetings with the planning committee, early career committee, and SSC subcommittee, it’s so rewarding to see our work come to life and connect with everyone in-person.
Excited to keep the momentum of ISTH Early Career going as ECC Vice-Chair for ISTH 2027 in Vancouver…”
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