
#449 - What Do Division Heads Think About the Shortened Fellowship Proposal?
Send us Fan Mail What would it really mean to shorten neonatology fellowship training to two years? In this episode, Ben and co-host Dr. She...
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Neo News, Ben and Eli tackle the recent, quietβbut massiveβpublic health funding cuts implemented by the...