Pediatric Grand Rounds

By oracknows on June 17, 2007.

The latest Pediatric Grand Rounds has been posted over at Med Journal Watch. There's lots of good stuff, including some posts about the Autism Omnibus trial.

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It's that time again. Check out the latest edition of Pediatric Grand Rounds over at Med Journal Watch, while the original version of Grand Rounds can be found this week at code blog: tales of a nurse (set up as a very cute advice column).

Pediatric Blogging of the Month

Pediatric Grand Rounds 2:5 are up on Med Journal Watch

Better late than never: Grand Rounds

The latest Grand Rounds was posted yesterday at Fat Doctor. Lots of great stuff, as usual.

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A few other topics readers here may appreciate: First and foremost, this week's Grand Rounds can be found over at Over my med body!. Next week, however, it will be hosted right here at Aetiology for the second time, so send your posts along to me (aetiology AT gmail DOT com), preferably by Sunday…

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