Albany, Georgia is concentrically located in Southwest Georgia’s center and is tied with rich history in early Native American culture, the era of the Old South and the antebellum age. […]
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Need to Know Information on Regulated Medical Waste Regulated Medical Waste compliance rules are both simple and complex and although most are common, they can vary from state to state.
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The 3 Biggest Revenue Cycle Challenges for Small Practices If you are the owner of a small, private practice, congratulations, you have at your disposal several advantages. For starters, you
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Biomedical waste management is a crucial part of any health care facility’s daily operation. With over 800,000 needle sticks per year and 1.34 million pounds of medical waste each hour
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What happens to medical waste after a hurricane? Technically, the EPA and FEMA are tasked with cleaning up after national disasters. Biohazardous waste cleanup falls under their jurisdiction. Some critics
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How do medical waste flu season regulations differ from disposal rules at other times? There are a few key differences. Though year-round regulations still apply during flu months, there’s generally
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Embryonic Stem Cell Research: China Starts First Clinical Trials Science has shown that embryonic stem cells hold the potential keys to unlock cures for disease states. China has started their
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In the global fight to control the spread of HIV and address birth control to help women in countries that are experiencing overpopulation and reduced quality of life for both
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Because it contains a high amount of disease-causing organisms, also called pathogens, medical waste poses a risk when handled improperly and released into the environment. The World Health Organization (WHO) has stated that
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