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Dr. Kate Kraft discusses her path to urology

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“I really fell in love with [urology] from the get go,” Kraft says.

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      In this video, Kate H. Kraft, MD, also shares her advice for female medical students who are considering pursuing urology. Kraft is an assistant professor of urology and residency program director for urology at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

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