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In a congressional hearing, Rep. Mary Miller questioned medical school deans about the use of gender-neutral language in medical education and its implications for understanding pregnancy. The deans defended their curricula, emphasizing the importance of preparing students for diverse patient populations while affirming their commitment to teaching biological principles.
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In a congressional hearing, Rep. Mary Miller questioned medical school deans about the use of gender-neutral language in medical education and its implications for understanding pregnancy. The deans defended their curricula, emphasizing the importance of preparing students for diverse patient populations while affirming their commitment to teaching biological principles.
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