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Weapons screening begins following violent incidents

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Source: Bristol Herald Courier

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. — Ballad Health will begin activating weapons detection systems at all its hospitals Wednesday as part of expanded efforts to protect healthcare workers, patients and visitors amid increasing workplace violence, according to the hospital system.

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