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Dignity Health Conducts ‘Stop the Bleed’ Training in DTLA - Los Angeles Sentinel

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On Monday, Sept. 19, Dignity Health California Hospital Medical Center held its first "Stop the Bleed" training in years at a downtown Los Angeles residential complex for its residents.

The post Dignity Health Conducts ‘Stop the Bleed’ Training in DTLA appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.

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