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Radiology services faces concerning challenges - report

Workforce shortages, ageing equipment and rising numbers of patients needing treatment are all causing pressure on radiology services, a new report says.

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Cancer: Doctors grapple with rise in incidentalomas and how to treat them

They are the small, dark spots on medical scans that no one was looking for. They could be harmless or life-threatening, and they are on the rise.

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Cancer: Doctors grapple with rise in incidentalomas and how to treat them

They are the small, dark spots on medical scans that no one was looking for. They could be harmless or life-threatening, and they are on the rise.

Apollo bayIan scottKym walkerAnita clarkeJohn slavotinekZealand college of radiologistsMedical journalProfessor ian scottPrincess alexandra hospitalPharmaceutical benefits schemeNew zealand collegeProfessor john slavotinek

Cancer: Doctors grapple with rise in incidentalomas and how to treat them

They are the small, dark spots on medical scans that no one was looking for. They could be harmless or life-threatening, and they are on the rise.

Apollo bayAnita clarkeIan scottKym walkerJohn slavotinekZealand college of radiologistsMedical journalProfessor ian scottPrincess alexandra hospitalPharmaceutical benefits schemeNew zealand collegeProfessor john slavotinek

Cancer: Doctors grapple with rise in incidentalomas and how to treat them

They are the small, dark spots on medical scans that no one was looking for. They could be harmless or life-threatening, and they are on the rise.

Apollo bayKym walkerJohn slavotinekAnita clarkeIan scottZealand college of radiologistsMedical journalProfessor ian scottPrincess alexandra hospitalPharmaceutical benefits schemeNew zealand collegeProfessor john slavotinek

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