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Open image in new window Figure 3 Dr. Chi-Ming Chu (second on the right) discussing scientific topics with colleagues at a laboratory meeting in the Institute of Virology, CAPM (now renamed as Institute for Vial Disease Control and Prevention, China CDC) in 1994.
"I believe it was worthwhile, because, as I said, it is about reevaluating each case, right, discussing it with the chief and finding out why some cases, despite having the criteria established for severe maternal morbidity, are not followed-up as they should be…so then we reevaluate them.
Right: Discussing Civil Rights has never, like, significantly altered a society for the better or anything.
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