Los Angeles-based ophthalmologist elected to AMA Board of Trustees

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CHICAGO – The American Medical Association (AMA), the nation’s largest physician organization, today announced the election of David H. Aizuss, M.D., an ophthalmologist from Los Angeles, Calif., to its Board of Trustees. 

“We are facing unprecedented times as a profession and as a country,” Dr. Aizuss said in his speech to the House of Delegates. “While we battle the frontlines of COVID-19, we must look ahead to the future and ensure that we are working as a united voice, advocating for our profession, for our patients and for our communities.” 

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