From the Editor – In – Chief: Featured papers in the May 2022 issue

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   Doing our part to address the opioid epidemic.
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    Introducing the American journal of surgery virtual Research mentor: a primer for aspiring surgeon-scientists.
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    A hybrid remote surgery clerkship curriculum during the COVID-19 pandemic: Lessons learned and future perspectives.
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    Letter to editor in response to article entitled: Visual teaching aids improve understanding and reduce anxiety prior to a colectomy.
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    Racial disparities in incidence of lower extremity primary amputations.
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