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|Articles|July 26, 2021
This week on Contemporary OB/GYN: July 26 to July 30
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This week's topics include:
An event from SMFM: Prenatal Genetics
Contraceptive services, financial incentives may help those with OUD prevent unintended pregnancy
Matters in Managed Care: Part 5
An event from SMFM: 2021 First-Year Fellows Retreat
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