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Just poking my head up to say I’m still here, just swamped. Lots of personal things going on, busy at work (new area of responsibility, new title, and several systematic review projects while my usual partner in crime is on maternity leave), and responsibilities as a section program planner and official blogger for my annual professional conference in medical librarianship.

Sometime soon I’ll be able to breathe, and will start writing here again.

In the meantime, I still have regular posts for Our Bodies Ourselves every week.

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SOURCE: Women’s Health News – Read entire story here.

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