I attended a meeting last week in Savannah, Geogia, along with about 100 pediatrics leaders in North America. The annual conference of the Association of Medical School Pediatric Department Chairs was attended by experts with each accredited medical school in the United States and Canada.
The meetings are fascinating, and the agenda usually focuses on the latest developments in pediatric medicine and research. The plight of national funding for child health research is a perennial topic of dinner conversation.
This year was no exception.
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