How Many Hospitals Should Serve McDonald's?

Take a guess - how many hospitals do you think in the US have McDonald's on site?

a. 1-9
b. 10-19
c. 20-29
d. 30+

Our blog has moved, but you can get the answer by clicking here.  The answer will surprise you..especiall when you find out what famous brand name shares space with the Golden Arches.

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Today's new York Times reports on studies recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, "Surgery on Diabetics May Be Better Than Standard Treatment".  

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