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Published online Dec 12, 2008

Health Care

R.I. is No. 2 for emergency medicine

By Marion Davis
Contributing Writer

PROVIDENCE – A new report card on emergency medicine ranks Rhode Island second in the nation, tied with the District of Columbia for a “B-” grade overall. Massachusetts came in first, scoring a “B,” while the nation as a whole received a “C-.” More »

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