society for pediatric research

What are the main goals of SPR?

The primary goals of SPR include:
Promoting high-quality pediatric research
Facilitating collaboration among pediatric researchers
Supporting the professional development of early-career researchers
Advocating for research funding and policies that benefit child health

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