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How Can Pediatricians Stay Updated with ACOG Guidelines?

Pediatricians can stay informed about ACOG's latest guidelines and recommendations through various channels, including:
Subscribing to ACOG's journals and publications.
Participating in continuing medical education (CME) opportunities offered by ACOG.
Attending joint conferences and seminars that focus on maternal and child health.

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