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Ryan Carter is the Editor of the Washington C.H. Record-Herald. He began his career in journalism at the Xenia Daily Gazette in 2000 before coming to his hometown newspaper in 2003 as a reporter. He became assistant editor in 2010, managing editor in 2012, and Editor/Content Manager in 2013

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Perioperative teriparatide use in osteopenic and osteoporotic patients undergoing multi- and long-segment posterior spinal fusion

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By Ryan Carter Verified
| TechTrends
Background Osteoporosis and osteopenia are common in spine surgical patients and are associated with adverse outcomes. Perioperative Teriparatide use improves bone quality and decreases the risk of adverse events.
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How Southeast Manufacturers Are Using AI and Automation to Address Workforce Shortages

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By Ryan Carter Verified
| bmss.com
Written by Ryan Carter, CPA, BMSS Senior Manager The U.S. manufacturing industry has long been a driver of economic strength, but a persistent and deepening labor shortage is testing the resilience of manufacturers across the country, including right here in the Southeast. An aging workforce, a widening skills gap, and growing competition for talent have left many manufacturers scrambling to keep production lines moving and operations running efficiently. The good news?
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Police: High speed pursuit causes injury to officer, damage to multiple cruisers

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By Ryan Carter Verified
| The Record Herald Verified
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE — A local man is in custody following a high speed pursuit Saturday that damaged multiple police cruisers and caused a minor injury to one officer. At 5:56 p.m., the pursuit began when Sgt. Jeff Heinz attempted to initiate a traffic stop on a man identified as Timothy Hodson for an alleged traffic offense on North North Street. According to a Washington C.H. Police Department news release, Hodson, 32, of 841 Linden Ave., fled from Heinz at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour.
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