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Congenital Infections

You think they are distinct, but the questions are written in such a way that they sound the same. MS4 Myra Akbar of NYITCOM returns to provide clarity to this very important topic. 

Uterine Conditions

Ever get a question mentioning abnormal uterine bleeding and think, “Man, there’s no way I can meaningfully tell these apart. 😭” Well, now you can! MS4 Myra Akbar from NYITCOM has you covered. 

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