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Vertical x-ray scanner being used for first time in Spain at a public hospital - Vimarsana News

Vertical x-ray scanner being used for first time in Spain at a public hospital

A REVOLUTIONARY new x-ray scanner that cuts radioactive emissions by up to 85% is being used for the first time in a Spanish public hospital. The unit has

Gov't to inter bodies after public morgue failure | Antigua Observer Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Gov't to inter bodies after public morgue failure | Antigua Observer Newspaper

By Makeida Antonio makeida.antonio@antiguaobserver.com The government will be moving ahead to bury five unclaimed bodies that were once stored in a makeshift morgue -- a refrigerated shipping container -- at the former Holberton Hospital’s compound. The Chief of Staff in the Office of the Prime Minister, Lionel Hurst, confirmed that…

The Inaugural WHO Classification of Childhood Tumors Will Provide a Unified, Updated Resource for the Diagnosis of Pediatric Cancers - Vimarsana News

The Inaugural WHO Classification of Childhood Tumors Will Provide a Unified, Updated Resource for the Diagnosis of Pediatric Cancers

Resource reflects transition from a mostly microscopy-driven to a molecularly driven classification system.

Inaugural WHO classification of childhood tumors will provide unified, updated resource for diagnosis of pediatric cancers - Vimarsana News

Inaugural WHO classification of childhood tumors will provide unified, updated resource for diagnosis of pediatric cancers

Bottom Line: This review article summarizes the first classification of pediatric cancers soon to be published by the International Agency for