[PDF] Top 20 Selecting Appropriate Toys for Young Children: The Pediatrician’s Role

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... The pediatrician can play a leading role in the elimina- tion of advertising campaigns that seem likely to influence young people to start smoking. At times, cigarette advertisements att[r] ... See full document

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... Wolf and Hugo Dunlap Smith CHILDREN: Summary of Round Table Discussion. THE ROLE OF THE PEDIATRICIAN IN THE MENTAL HEALTH OF[r] ... See full document

... Over the past few decades, there has been substan- tial growth in the numbers of pediatricians practic- ing in the United States. After reviewing the various workforce models and other factors presented in the preceding ... See full document

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