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Pittsburgh Drug Testing CEO to Speak at Mid-Atlantic Safety & Health Alliance Conference - April 29, 2010

Cynthia Latsko, President and CEO of Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) will be speaking at the Mid-Atlantic Safety and Health Alliance Conference (MASHA) on Thursday April 29, 201o. Cynthia will address the conference on the "Latest Trends and legal Issues Affecting Substance Abuse Programs." The MASHA 2K10 will be held at the Regional Learning Alliance Conference Center in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania.

Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is a certified Woman Business Enterprise founded and incorporated in 1990. MMC provides solution based medical and risk management programs for the construction industry. MMC's service features administering multi-employer projects for facility owners, contractors, and Owner Controlled Insurance programs (OCIP and CCIP) nationwide.

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