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United Givers Fund kicks off fundraiser

With the United Givers Fund gearing up for its 55th year of fundraising for Jackson County charities, Bruce’s Foodland will help kick it off, with all three Jackson County locations

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Smith is New WCS Director

FLORENCE – Officials at North Alabama Medical recently announced Kendra Smith as the new director of Women’s and Children’s services.

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The American Board of Internal Medicine announces new Chair and members of the Board of Directors and Council

The American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) announced today two new members of its Board of Directors and new leadership roles for current Directors.

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ActivePure Technology & Mostellar Medical Center: Mostellar Medical Center Takes New Step in Ensuring Patient Safety

Installation of ActivePure's air and surface disinfection technology protects multiple areas throughout the centerIRVINGTON, AL / ACCESSWIRE / March 1, 2023 / Mostellar Medical Center, an Alabama-based

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Panel discusses reasons why Alabama should expand Medicaid

More than 220,000 Alabamians fall into a “coverage gap” – earning too much money to qualify for Medicaid but ineligible to qualify for savings on a Marketplace health insurance plan

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