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Embezzle. An ugly word. One edition of Webster's Dictionary defines it as “to take (e.g., money) for one's own use in violation of a trust and by
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Read More » The name Guy Fragala has been synonymous for years with ergo-nomic engineering for worker safety. During his years at the University of
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Read More » The Assisted Living Federation of America (ALFA), the largest national association exclusively dedicated to professionally operated assisted living
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Read More » Neurorehabilitation Machine The Sit-to-Stand, from NeuroGym Technologies, Inc., provides a safe and effective way to improve standing and transfer
Read More » The American Public Health Association (APHA) is the oldest and largest national organization devoted to research and debate on public health
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Read More » The importance of properly negotiated hospice care contracts and high-quality hos-pice care services cannot be overstated. Hospice care services
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