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This certificate recognizes the completion of an online course on environmental health that took an integrative approach. The course was estimated to take 6 participation hours and was directed by Andrew Weil from the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine. The certificate provides the name of the recipient, Karalane Gervais, and confirms they successfully finished the course between January 2016 and January 2018.
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