DocPanel Technologies, the leading subspecialty radiology platform offering access to the largest network of U.S.-based, fellowship-trained radiologists, today announced an agreement with GE HealthCare, a global leader in pharmaceutical diagnostics.
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6 arrested in Atlanta protests over proposed police training facility
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A protest erupted Saturday night in Atlanta over a proposed police training facility.
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Slain LAPD officer was beaten in training meant to ‘simulate a mob,’ mother claims
June 25, 2022By
The mother of Houston Tipping, 32, filed a notice of claim against the city Friday, alleging wrongful death, assault and battery, and other civil rights violations. Such claims are often a precursor to lawsuits.
John Wayne Cancer Foundation gift establishes new surgical oncology fellowship training program at UCI
September 28, 2021By
The University of California, Irvine today announced a gift from the John Wayne Cancer Foundation that will support advances in research, teaching and service activities in surgical oncology through the creation of an endowed chair and a fellowship in the School of Medicine.
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Online Training Helps Managers to Support Employee Mental Health
July 9, 2019By
An online training program called HeadCoach increases managers’ confidence in their ability to prevent and manage mental health issues among their staff, reports a trial in the July Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
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Interval training burns off more pounds than jogging or cycling
February 18, 2019By
(Reuters Health) – Workouts that mix up a variety of intense exercises with brief recovery periods in between may help people lose more weight than chugging along at a steady pace on a treadmill or exercise bike, a research review suggests.
Better Training, Tourniquets and Techniques Since 9/11 Are Saving Lives
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U.S. trauma care experts are increasingly focusing on ways to help civilian victims of violence – whether the incidents were mass shootings or bad car accidents – avoid bleeding to death at the scene.
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