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On 4/14/2014 1:27 AM, the juliest person you know wrote:
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> I can. Obstetricians who cut rather than learn how to attend a vaginal breech birth. Or vaginal twin birth. Don't they have to learn that in med school? I'm not a doctor, so maybe I just don't know what the deal is....
Julie,
I can give you a lot of other examples (antibiotics overuse would be the
universal #1) but the c/sections (at least in part) should be blamed not
on OB's, but on lawyers.
And believe me, in breastfeeding medicine we are in much better shape
then in the antibiotics battle, or - another example - in adoption and
foster care medicine.
Alla
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Alla Gordina, MD, IBCLC, FAAP
General Pediatrics
Breastfeeding Medicine
Adoption and Foster Care Medicine
Global Pediatrics and Family Medicine
NJ Breastfeeding Medicine Educational Initiative
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