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Re: Criminal Teaching on immediate cord clamping on an infant'sFrom: Charlie Chambers (cchamber@alumni.rice.edu)Sat Mar 31 09:44:45 2001
I really enjoy such sweeping generalizations regarding physician practice. To think that thousands of physicians can be categorized by a couple of paragraphs of type. Try getting just two of us to agree on our practice is hard enough. btw, I can't remember ever hitting a baby on the bottom, anyone else doing this? perhaps it was in the last issue of JAMA? ############################################################################
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Charlie Chambers "All good things...come
Hood River, OR by grace, and grace comes
by art, and art does not
cchamber@alumni.rice.edu come easy."
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