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How Can Pediatricians Stay Updated on Advances in DNA Replication?

Pediatricians can stay informed about the latest research and advances in DNA replication by attending medical conferences, participating in continuing education programs, and subscribing to scientific journals. Staying updated allows them to better diagnose, manage, and treat genetic conditions in their young patients.

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