10. Guiding Lights in the Dark

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10. Guiding Lights in the Dark

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Feb 1, 2022

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Impression: Saad and Travis dive into "A Centennial History of African-Americans in Radiology" to find a magnificent legacy of pioneers doing the impossible. Copies can be ordered by emailing Tonya Greene at tgreene@mednet.ucla.edu or calling 323-791-9029

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Feb 1, 2022

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Radiologists Drs. Saad Manzoul and Travis Howard welcome you to the reading room for wet reads on the medical journey and life in health care as they cover what you need to know to make it through (or to) the darkness. Cannot exclude special guests.

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