Emerging research suggests that the benefits of photon-counting CT may be more pronounced in patients with obesity.
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Syncor subsidiary acquires Radpharm Scientific
An Australian subsidiary of Syncor has acquired Radpharm Scientific, distributor and manufacturer of diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals. Based in Canberra, Radpharm distributes its products to more than 160 nuclear medicine practices in Australia and
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An Australian subsidiary of Syncor has acquired Radpharm Scientific, distributor and manufacturer of diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals. Based in Canberra, Radpharm distributes its products to more than 160 nuclear medicine practices in Australia and exports to New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Hong Kong. The acquisition gives Syncor a presence in Canberra along with its existing sites in Sydney, Perth, and Brisbane.
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