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The embattled head of Alaskas statewide child abuse forensic clinic 鈥?who also left the University of Wisconsin under a cloud of controversy 鈥?will soon resign, Providence Alaska Medical Center said.Alaska CARES medical directors Dr. Barbara Knox has chosen to pursue other opportunities and will be resigning, Providence spokesman Mikal Canfield said in a written statement. The final day for Knox, who asked to resign, will be April 1, Canfield said.Knox did not respond to a request for an interview.Her resignation comes days after the Anchorage Daily
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