PGF renews as an NFCA Official Convention sponsor

    LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The NFCA is excited to announce that Premier Girls Fastpitch, Inc. (PGF) will continue its relationship with the Association. PGF renewed as an NFCA Official Convention sponsor, signing a multi-year deal.   PGF will continue as the co-sponsor of the Thursday evening reception at Convention, along with having a presence in the Convention’s Exhibit Hall. …

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            Cancer du côlon : le dépistage organisé a-t-il ses limites ?

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