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Ann Corwin Ph.D.
Bonnie Zucker Psy.D.
Foster Cline MD

on Mon Oct 12 2009, 9:07pm UTC | 0 comments

Psychiatrist Dr. Foster Cline, Dr. Ann Corwin and Dr. Bonnie Zucker discuss the reasons some new mothers who plan to go back to work when their maternity leave ends have doubts about resuming their jobs and whether kids with working moms suffer in the long run.

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