AAP News Vol. 2 No. 7 July 1986, p. 17
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ENT course to address the `nitty-gritty' of pediatric practice

A multi-disciplinary approach to a common pediatric problem is the focus of the AAP Continuing Medical Education Course (CME) "Advances in ENT, Allergy and Infectious Diseases for the Practicing Pediatrician," scheduled for Sept. 26-28 in San Francisco.

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