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May 12, 2020

Register now for the joint Take Control Initiative and UCSF Bixby Center contraceptive training June 12 and 19

Announcing an awesome training opportunity! The joint Take Control Initiative and UCSF Bixby Center contraceptive training have been rescheduled and reformatted to virtual! And, they will still provide that much needed CME at…

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