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Medical Resources to buy two centers

Imaging services firm Medical Resources has signed an agreementto buy two imaging centers in New York, a deal that will add tothe Hackensack, NJ, company's concentration of 14 imaging facilitiesin the New York/New Jersey market. The transaction, which is

Imaging services firm Medical Resources has signed an agreement

to buy two imaging centers in New York, a deal that will add to

the Hackensack, NJ, company's concentration of 14 imaging facilities

in the New York/New Jersey market. The transaction, which is expected

to close this month, will bring to 38 the total number of centers

owned by the company.

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