Medical Waste

Some companies are helping turn hospital discards into new products.

The new, smaller size pairs convenience and maneuverability with extreme durability.

Shred-it was awarded the contract based on its success and experience providing information security services to the public sector.

Some health systems are making progress in recovering medical devices and equipment.

H.R. 5628 would provide funding to the Drug Enforcement Agency to make grants to the states to help collect and destroy drugs.

The study was co-authored by NWRA’s Anne Germain.

This acquisition allows Meridian to expand its services into the medical and pharmaceutical waste sector.

The company expects to incur severance costs in the range of $7 million to $10 million I connection with the plan.

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