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Air Pollution Linked to Peripheral Arterial Disease
Chronic exposures to PM2.5, NO2, and black carbon were associated with new cases.
Jefferson, Lehigh Valley Health to lay off 271 workers
Jefferson Health and Lehigh Valley Health Network plan to layoff 271 workers as they outsource services and rework outpatient staffing structures.
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