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Communication and collaboration between juvenile- and adult-care rheumatologists will be essential in the face of workforce shortages across pediatric rheumatology, according to a presenter.“I’m here to direct your gaze toward a small but mighty sector of our field,” Mia Chandler, MD, MPH, an assistant professor of rheumatology and pediatrics at the Wake Forest University School
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