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Dirtier than a Toilet? May 15, 2008 12:01 PM by Joyce Ward: Have you looked at your keyboard lately? I usually don't, unless I accidentally spill something on it. Then I read in an article on ABC News about a study by a microbiologist in the United Kingdom that showed that the typical office keyboard had contamination Read More...
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PET/CT Job Concerns February 21, 2008 5:30 PM by Joyce Ward: When PET/CT first came out, it looked like a great opportunity for expanding the job base for nuclear medicine technologists. When the CT only gave attenuation and some positional information, there were fewer problems with who could run the systems. Read More...
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Everything Old is New Again February 6, 2008 2:37 PM by Joyce Ward: Yesterday, I attended the Molecular Summit in Philadelphia. Put on by The Dark Report ( http://www.darkreport.com/ ), the meeting was designed to show the need for integration of imaging and diagnostics (think radiology and laboratory), as medicine moves Read More...
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So Where Are We Going? December 4, 2007 2:35 PM by Joyce Ward: When I graduated from my nuclear medicine training in 1984, PET was confined to a few academic institutions where it was used as a research tool, and nuclear medicine was the only clinically available method for non-invasively imaging molecular processes. Read More...
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