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Top Story Providence Scales Back Services in Oregon to Prep for Nurses' Strike Providence is cutting back on services at three of its Oregon facilities to brace for an upcoming nurses' union strike. The Oregon Nurses Association has planned a five-day strike to fight for better staffing levels and working conditions. Partnership Content Canada and the Midwest in Life Sciences, 75 Years in the Making Presented by MedCity News & Global Affairs Canada The Consulate General of Canada in Chicago is currently celebrating the 75th anniversary of its diplomatic presence in the Midwest. Learn More>>

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