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<p>State Representative Karen Boback presented the imaging department at Commonwealth Health Tyler Memorial Hospital with a certificate for its efforts to spread awareness during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month through Commonwealth Health&#8217;s annual mammothon. The final results show that volunteers from the five hospitals made 4,756 calls to women who were past due for their annual mammograms and scheduled 638 mammograms. Tyler volunteers scheduled 184 mammograms. At the presentation, from left, are: Patricia Casals, CNO; Ann Marie Stevens, CEO; Karen Boback, PhD, state representative, 117th Legislative District; Karen Phillips, radiologic technologist; and Dana Nelson, director of imaging.</p><style>
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State Rep. Boback commends Tyler Memorial Hospital