Chul S. Hyun, MD, PhD, MPH
Publisher
Division of Digestive Disease,
Yale School of Medicine

Dear Readers,

Welcome to the inaugural issue of NexBioHealth, a magazine that builds upon the 10-year legacy of the World Asian Medical Journal (WAMJ). As we transition from WAMJ, we bring with us a renewed sense of purpose, expanding our scope to cater specifically to the younger generation of medical professionals—students, residents, and young physicians—who represent the future of healthcare. NexusHealth is designed to be a dynamic platform for global networking, knowledge sharing, and professional growth, with various sections addressing the multifaceted interests of the medical community.

In our Medical News section, we cover the latest developments and breakthroughs in medicine and healthcare, ensuring our readers stay informed about the ever-evolving landscape. Our Career Development section is particularly crucial, serving as a platform to nurture and inspire the next generation of healthcare leaders by featuring stories of exemplary individuals who have carved unique paths in their medical careers. These narratives are not just inspiring but also provide valuable insights and guidance for those embarking on similar journeys.

The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) section addresses global health issues, health disparities, and other critical topics fundamental to the wellbeing of communities in the U.S. and around the world. By highlighting these subjects, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and drive meaningful discussions that contribute to positive change. Last but not least, the Student Hub offers a dedicated space for medical students to share their experiences and perspectives, providing an interactive forum to connect, learn, and build a sense of community.

In this issue, we are honored to feature an exclusive interview with Mr. Seo, JungJin, CEO of Celltrion Pharmaceuticals, a global leader in biologics. His insights on the future of biopharma and healthcare provide a unique perspective that we believe will be valuable to our readers. 

NexBioHealth envisions a global community where young doctors and medical students can learn, collaborate, and grow together. We are committed to supporting our readers and contributors in their professional journeys and are excited to see what we can achieve together. We look forward to your guidance, contributions, and feedback as we continue to evolve and serve as a platform for the future of healthcare.

Sincerely,

Chul S. Hyun, MD, PhD, MPH

Publisher
Division of Digestive Disease,
Yale School of Medicine