PGR

By signout on March 6, 2007.

The next issue of Pediatric Grand Rounds will be hosted at a blog I love, Blog, MD, on Sunday, March 11th. If you blog about anything related to pediatrics, send contributions to PGR by e-mailing them to samuel (dot) blackman (at) gmail (dot) com by Friday, March 9th.

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