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board of health, an administrative body acting on a municipal, county, state, provincial, or national level. The functions, powers, and responsibilities of boards of health vary with the locales. Each board is generally concerned with the recognition of the health needs of the people and the coordination of projects and resources to meet and identify these needs. Among the tasks of most boards of health are disease prevention, health education, and implementation of laws pertaining to health. board of health Managed care A body of a municipal or state government which is responsible for coordinating public health activities in a specified city, county, or state. See Centers for Disease Control. Patient discussion about Local board of health. Q. i cant stop getting a hard on erection stiffy embarrassing crease in trousers A. you mean you keep getting erections? or you mean you have an erection that stay ...well...tense..? it's important to notice between the two. the first one may imply you having a hormonal problem. the latter is actually a dangerous situation and requires going to the hospital right away. Read more or ask a question about Local board of healthHow to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Check with the local board of health to see if inoculations or special medicines are required or recommended. This includes being able to provide verifiable documentation of procedures and standards concerning food preparation, equipment service, and overall facility maintenance, which is often required by local board of health regulations. A licensed physician or local Board of Health physician must sign the form. |
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