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I was really confused about the different diagnostic techniques that exist for cancer and had the opportunity to connect with Dr.Daniel Appelbaum from UChiacago.

The conversation is up on spotify incase anyone's interested.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2LaVPucrxHpfwMIAga3fej?si=XIxAKXK-RgOL05J8DKcgew

Also if anyone knows of any other resources to learn about radiology please let me know

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