July 2007

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Children's doctors are a talented lot: Many of them are also published authors...

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:: New clinic addresses intersex and gender issues
Since 2005, Hal has been coming to Children's to see Norman Spack, MD, who is supporting him as he gradually transitions to a male gender identity...

:: Health reform update
The new Massachusetts health care reform law requires all residents over 18 to have health insurance no later than July 1...

:: Partnering for the care of children
In an era of fierce competition in health care, a recent event demonstrated the true meaning of pediatrics: putting children before all else, including hospital politics...

:: A day in the life: Rachel Marrano
Three years into her undergraduate studies, Rachel Marrano decided that, contrary to her original plan, she really didn't want to be a pharmacist after all...

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