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EUHEmory University Hospital (Atlanta, GA)
EUHElectric Unit Heater
EUHErica Underwood House (Australia)
EUHErase Unit Header (computing)
EUHElectronic Utility Helicopter (US DoD)
EUHErosive Ulcerative Hemorrhage (burn disease)
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In a ceremony at Emory University Hospital, Georgia Nurses Association Chief Executive Officer Debbie Hackman, CAE, presented Emory Healthcare of Atlanta with the American Nurses Association's 2007-2008 Best Practices in Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Campaign award.
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