A recent report from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists posits that pediatricians should be asking about their female patients' menses at every visit like other vital signs. What can it tell the pediatrician?
After a tumultuous year, what's causing stress for pediatricians? Would they choose to become pediatricians again, if given the choice? Do you feel the same way?
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