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Being a Mentor as a Health Care Professional
As a health care professional, whether you had a mentor yourself in the past, you might be wondering whether you should become one. Mentoring has benefits for both the mentor and the mentee, and it can be an excellent way to share knowledge, improve your skills, and expand your contacts.
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Tourist Boat Capsizes in Northern Italy: Four Deaths Reported From Lake Maggiore
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Seagrass Under Siege: New Study Reveals the Effects of Heat and Light on Tropical Seagrass Species
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Sloths Are Not Lazy: Research Sheds Light on Their Activity and Behavior to Different Situations
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World’s Largest Mistletoe: Cross-cultural Ecology Connecting People, Plants and Places in Southwestern Australia
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New York Rare Manhttangenge Likely to Unfold This Week
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Shanghai's Challenging Heat Wave in May Records Highest Temperature in More Than 100 Years
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Forest Fragmentation and Bird Responses: The Role of Climate, Wing Design, and Latent Gradient
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Africa Succulent Elephant's Foot Poached for Smuggling to China in Crates for Toys
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Funnel Web Venom's Hidden Potential: The World's Most Venomous Spider
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US Weather Forecast: Hotter Outlook to Continue in Northeast, Midwest This June
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Meerkat Pups Born in Washington DC Smithsonian Zoo, 16 Years After Last Birth Event
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World's Only Albino Panda Seen Interacting with Other Pandas in China Nature Reserve
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Global Plastic Pileup Could Be Halted With Four Policies, California Study Finds
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‘Worsening Smog’ Forces New Delhi to Close All Primary Schools
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
