Black Poster Frame 12 by 16 Poster Frame, HAUS AND HUES

CLASSIC PICTURE FRAME: Our frame is meticulously constructed using natural oak wood, known for its timelessness and durability. The slim profile of this frame effortlessly blends into any interior decor, adding a contemporary touch. The clean lines and sleek design make this frame a perfect choice for those seeking a stylish, understated display solution.
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• bsky fitnessfoundry.bsky.social‬ (‘ 📹Coach Julio : 👋🏽 Bystander CPR Saves Lives 🚑 Starting CPR within the first 10 minutes of a cardiac arrest can double or even triple survival chances and help protect brain function. ⛑️ Yet a recent study shows CPR training is less common in Black and Hispanic communities due to systemic inequities, geographic, barriers, and other long-standing factors. That gap costs lives.🙌🏽 We can change that. Learn CPR, teach #CPR, and encourage your family, friends, and neighbors to get trained. 📚Visit the American Heart Association’s CPR resources: cpr.heart.org 🔁 Please share #PublicHealth #EMS #EMT #Boston ‪‬via @cwebbonline.com ‘)
• cpr.heart .org (‘ YOU are the first responder until help arrives. In a cardiac emergency, every minute counts. CPR can double or even triple chance of survival. Protecting your family, your friends, and your community starts with being prepared. ‘)
• bsky .app/profile/antongerashchenko.bsky.social/post/3mgwsvrjn5s2p (‘ Anton Gerashchenko : Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina has made it to the semi-finals at the Indian Wells tournament. Svitolina has defeated Iga Swiatek and will play against Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan) in the semifinals. Congratulations, Elina! ‘)
• bsky .app/profile/mark-ungrin.bsky.social/post/3mguractmr22z (‘ 📜Mark Ungrin : #longCOVID is a national security threat. Specifically to readiness, via the recruitment necessary to replace COVID-related attrition, and via attrition of the pool that recruits can be drawn from. The push to hide COVID harms by those who failed to contain it is a danger to all of us. via @chantzy ‘)
• cbc .ca/listen/live-radio/1-4-bc-today/clip/16202816-living-long-covid (‘ March is International Long COVID Awareness Month. We examine the lasting impacts of the virus and what new research reveals about its devastating effects with Dr. Susan Kuo, a physician and researcher who has been studying long COVID… via Kayli Jamieson, @chantzy ‘)

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