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End-of-life responders need ‘frontline’ recognition | Afro

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By Beverly Richards Special to the AFRO When you think of first responders fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare professionals initially come to mind, doctors, nurses, hospital maintenance workers and the gambit tending to the needs of those infected. However, there is a group of responders we tend to overlook, who are an integral part of […]

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