Own. Dr. Louis sullivan is the founding dean and former health and Secretary Health and Human Service secretary. S hello, everyone, welcome to books at noon. I am jessica strand. The executive director of Public Events at the library and i will thrilled to introduce dr. Louis sullivan and i will have to read the long list of things. He is a policy leader, Minority Health advocate, author, served as the secretary of the u. S. Department of health and Human Services under george bush and the dean of the more house school of medicine and today dr. Sullivan will be discussing breaking ground so welcome we are happy to have you. Thank you. This is a bit different because i often do Fiction Books and occasionally memoirs but there is a lot to talk about here. It is a hard thing to say to somebody hi, can you sum up your life in two sentences. But in some brief way, i wanted you to tell the audience what this book covers. And i will dive in and build on specifics. Thank you very much. It is a
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