In its first 10 years, Duke MOVES has trained more than 350 champions from across 73 inpatient units and 98 clinics and ...

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As women grow older, their breasts will naturally change shape and position over time. While this process is by no means an unhealthy one, it can lead to a loss of confidence and comfort. Genetics, ...

Acquisitions strengthen Sentact’s safety solutions with industry-leading incident reporting technology and one of the nation’s largest patient safety organizations PHP’s flagship event / incident ...

Seasonal promotions offer brands powerful opportunities to gain consumer attention, but they also face a flood of competing messages. To stand out, marketers must meet their audience where they spend ...

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BUTTE, Mont. — Happening this Saturday in Butte, a massive clothing drive to benefit everyone in need in the community. Butte Cares, with help from Pepsi, Townsquare Media and dozens of volunteers, ...

UnityPoint says they will support the growing need for integrated cancer treatment. A Blood Drive was held today in honor of a 17-year-old who was called a "Miracle patient" after his spleen ruptured.

Two young girls in Montgomery County are rallying the community with their annual pajama drive to support patients and staff at Nemours Children's Hospital. Donald Trump's approval rating sees major ...

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