Rixsi Herrera on LinkedIn: The bleeding edge, part two (2024)

Rixsi Herrera

Research Assistant at the Feinstein Institute of Medical ResearchMasters student at University of Florida

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It's a pleasure to be apart of such an amazing lab and getting to make a real difference in the field of women's health. Please take a moment to listen and see what I get to enjoy everyday!

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