RMJCA 2010 – Reims : Evaluation et signalement des mineurs victimes (audio)

Evaluation et signalement des mineurs victimes

par le Docteur Béatrice Digeon

RMJCA 2010 – Reims : L’enfant et la Loi

Rencontres Médico-Judiciaires de Champagne-Ardenne 2010.

SCD Médecine.

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SML 2011 – Regards du médecin généraliste sur les premiers mois de la vie.

Titre : SML 2011 – Regards du médecin généraliste sur les premiers mois de la vie. Sa place dans les dépistages.
Intervenant(s) : Pierre MONIN (Professeur, service de Pédiatrie, hôpital de Brabois – CHU de Nancy)
Résumé : Regards du médecin généraliste sur les premiers mois de la vie. Sa place dans les dépistages.
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Clinton arrives in Myanmar for talks
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World AIDS day marked across globe
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Liberia wins Amputee Football Cup
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Suu Kyi optimistic about reform
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Super committee member willing to negotiate defense cuts
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U.S. Day Ahead: Expect a buoyant Nov for retail says analyst
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Central banks' efforts "not enough": Peterson analyst
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Central banks to the rescue
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Big gains on Wall Street
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High-tech pumpkin carving
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Software spies on smartphone users
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