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As a resource to users of our website, ImproMED provides links to related sites. However, ImproMED does not ensure the protection of personal information users provide to these third party sites.

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ImproMED provides links to related sites as a resource for users of our website. ImproMED does not take responsibility for the content of these sites. These links do not imply endorsement of these sites and ImproMED does not guarantee the credibility of the services provided on these sites. The use of these links is at the user's own risk.

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