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Blood tests can help detect heart attack risk: Experts

A timely blood test can help doctors check the risk of heart attack, or detect how serious a head injury might be, thereby reducing time spent in the emergency room and no exposure to radiation from CT scans.

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Generative AI Tools Like ChatGPT Could Speed Up Radiology Workflows

Researchers at the Toronto General Hospital analysed CT scan reports with the help of the generative AI tool ChatGPT-4 to find out if they can be used for the initial screening of images.

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CT scans: CT scans can increase risk of blood cancer, says study

A team led by researchers at Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain found that there is a clear link between the radiation doses from CT scans and a higher risk of blood cancers, both lymphoid and myeloid.

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Single CT scan increases blood cancer risk by 16%: Study

CT scans are linked to an increased risk of blood cancer in young people, according to a recent study of 876,000 people younger than 22 in nine countries.

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Grandfather who unlawfully killed baby grandson by shaking him jailed for 5 and a half years

Chang Teng Wang (58) of Melville Rise, Finglas, Dublin 11, admitted to gardaí that he had vigorously shaken baby Seán in attempt to calm him.

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How a Denver Zoo Fish Got a CT Scan

A fancy-looking French angelfish that was found one day with a funny float has its buoyancy back after taking some time from its tropical trappings to get a CT scan at the Denver...

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BBC News

x—rays, mri and ct scans. staff at 37 nhs trusts are expected to walk out after rejecting the government's pay offer of a 5% increase plus a one—off payment. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. scanning for problems, it is estimated the vast majority of nhs patients undergoing tests or therapy with a radiographer while being treated, including mri, ct, ultrasound and radiotherapy. i qualified in 2017 and since then 20% of my class has left radiography after doing a degree for three years specifically for radiography. that is a great shame. 30—year—old john kelly worked as a radiographer in liverpool but he still lives with his parents because he says he can't afford to move out. he insists the pressure on the job and poor pay have made it intolerable. not being able to give the care you want to patients, the uk lags behind a lot of other countries in ct

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Breakfast

travellers from the uk have been advised to contact their airline or holiday company. some have begun sending flights to bring people back. but it's estimated as many as 10,000 britons are still on rhodes. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. if you're planning to head out to the greek islands, if you've got family over there at the moment, we will give you all the information you need to know this morning. we will hear from our correspondents this morning who are on rhodes and corfu. but first sally has more of today's news. thank you, jon. a 48—hour strike by nhs radiographers in england begins this morning. it is expected to disrupt patients waiting for x—rays, mri and ct scans. staff at 37 nhs trusts are expected to walk out after rejecting the government's pay offer of a 5% increase plus a one—off payment. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports.

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Breakfast

scanning for problems. it's estimated the vast majority of nhs patients undergo tests or therapy with a radiographer while being treated, including mri, ct, ultrasounds and radiotherapy. i qualified in 2017, and since then 20% of my class has actually left radiography after doing a degree for three years, specifically for radiography. and that's like a great shame, really. 30—year—old john kelly works as a radiographer in liverpool, but he still lives with his parents because he says he can't afford to move out. he insists the pressure of the job and poor pay have made it intolerable. not being able to give the care that you want to patients. the uk lags behind a lot of other countries in the number of ct scanners, but we haven't got the staff to staff them either, and that's where we need to sort of invest in radiography as a whole, and that's why a lot of people are going on strike, really. this two—day strike follows a series

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