#ctscanners — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ctscanners, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/dk/97677/ Brussels Airport announces major security screening overhaul with new scanners #100MlLiquidRule #AirportInnovation #AirportScreeningTechnology #AirportSecurityUpgrade #Belgium #BodyScanners #Brussels #BrusselsAirport #CabinBaggage #CTScanners #HandLuggageRules #Hub30 #PassengerExperience #SecurityScanners #TravelTechnology
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https://www.europesays.com/be/18569/ Brussels Airport announces major security screening overhaul with new scanners #100MlLiquidRule #AirportInnovation #AirportScreeningTechnology #AirportSecurityUpgrade #BodyScanners #Brussels #BrusselsAirport #CabinBaggage #CTScanners #HandLuggageRules #Hub30 #PassengerExperience #SecurityScanners #TravelTechnology
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😱🚑 Oh no, doctors might be using CT scanners like they're going out of style, potentially causing 100k more cancers. But don't worry, there's a newsletter to sign up for and donation buttons to click instead of actual solutions. 🤑💌
https://www.icr.ac.uk/about-us/icr-news/detail/overuse-of-ct-scans-could-cause-100-000-extra-cancers-in-us #CTscanners #CTrisks #cancerawareness #healthcareconcerns #medicalnews #HackerNews #ngated -
😱🚑 Oh no, doctors might be using CT scanners like they're going out of style, potentially causing 100k more cancers. But don't worry, there's a newsletter to sign up for and donation buttons to click instead of actual solutions. 🤑💌
https://www.icr.ac.uk/about-us/icr-news/detail/overuse-of-ct-scans-could-cause-100-000-extra-cancers-in-us #CTscanners #CTrisks #cancerawareness #healthcareconcerns #medicalnews #HackerNews #ngated -
"The inspiration for computed tomography (CT) came from a chance conversation that research engineer Godfrey Hounsfield had with a doctor while on vacation in the 1960s. The physician complained that X-ray images of the brain were too grainy and only two-dimensional."
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"The inspiration for computed tomography (CT) came from a chance conversation that research engineer Godfrey Hounsfield had with a doctor while on vacation in the 1960s. The physician complained that X-ray images of the brain were too grainy and only two-dimensional."