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Candace Graves, RN, CMSRN, is a health writer at Biology Insights covering diagnostic testing and patient care. Before earning her BSN, she worked night shifts operating analyzers in a hospital laboratory, later staffing a phone triage line to help patients interpret routine bloodwork and schedule follow-up visits. Graves continues to work per-diem clinical shifts.

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