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|Articles|March 1, 2004
Neonatal skin conditions challenge pediatricians
Miami, Fla. - The challenge in neonatal dermatology is that pediatricians who commonly see various skin conditions in infants often lack the training and knowledge to respond to the skin eruptions, according to the head of pediatric dermatology at the Phoenix Children's Hospital.
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