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Multi Radiance Medical Pledges $25,000 to Foundation for Chiropractic Progress

The Foundation for Chiropractic Progress (www.f4cp.org), architect of the chiropractic profession's longest running public awareness campaign, is pleased to announce that Multi Radiance Medical (www.multiradiance.com), supplier of FDA-cleared therapeutic, super pulsed laser devices, has made an initial monetary pledge of $25,000, to be carried out over the next two years, a Gold level contribution.  As a top-tier foundation financial supporter, Multi Radiance Medical is helping to ensure success in the forward movement of the FCP's mission and media campaign to generate positive press for the chiropractic profession.

"As a proud provider of medical devices to students and doctors of chiropractic, we are excited to increase our support to the profession and partner with the Foundation in its mission to increase awareness and provide education on the many benefits associated with chiropractic care," said Max Kanarsky, president of Multi Radiance Medical.

"Multi Radiance Medical is a company that clearly recognizes the value of the chiropractic profession," commented Kent S. Greenawalt, chairman, Foundation for Chiropractic Progress. "We see this partnership as a way to leverage even more positive advancement of the chiropractic profession across the nation."

Source: Foundation for Chiropractic Progress

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