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Medshare and American Medical Overseas Relief Partner Ships $177,000 in Medical Supplies and Equipment to Kabul Hospital Supplies and equipment were donated by Northern California hospitals.
Alpha Source Is MMAC Future 50 Award Recipient Alpha Source, Inc. named by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce (MMAC) as one of their Future 50 Companies.
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Pandemic a Boon for Protein Sciences Don't miss this juicy tale of how a little company at the brink of bankruptcy was revived when the government recognized its high-tech vaccines. A DOTmed exclusive report.
Respironics Recalls BiPAP Focus Ventilators to Replace Power Cords This recall affects certain units manufactured prior to March 2008.
V-Top Surgery Tables Now Available From DRE Veterinary DRE Veterinary introduces the Genesis Series Surgery Tables, a line of stainless steel operating tables fit for any veterinary surgical suite or operating room.
Siemens Nursing Officer Awarded Prestigious American Academy of Nursing Fellowship Gail Latimer, RN honored for her outstanding achievements in the nursing profession.
Gregory G. Germino, M.D., Named Deputy Director of NIH's National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases Dr. Germino is a world-renowned expert in inherited kidney disease.
Philips and Project Hope Announce Collaboration to Improve Chronic Disease Management in China Partnership will link leading Chinese hospitals with community health care centers in four cities, to enhance care that patients receive in their home communities.
GE Forms Stem Cell Venture With Geron GE Healthcare is partnering with biotech company Geron Corporation in a venture that could tell drug makers early on whether their medicines are toxic.
NRC Appointments New Member to Advisory Committee on Medical Uses of Isotopes
Dr. Fisher, a medical physicist with experience in the dosimetry and health effects of radionuclides and radiopharmaceuticals used for diagnosing and treating cancer, is currently a senior scientist with 28 years experience at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Wash. He leads the radioisotopes research program and serves as scientific director of the Department of Energy's isotope production program.
Dr. Fisher previously served as an assistant to the director of the American Association of Cancer Patients. A survivor of childhood cancer, he has also worked with other patient advocate organizations as a counselor to patients who need to evaluate cancer treatment options. Recently, Dr. Fisher served as science advisor to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, in Washington, D.C., and previously served "on loan" to the government as science advisor to the Secretary of Energy's human radiation experiments investigative study.
He is an adjunct member of the radiology faculty at the University of Washington, and of the environmental sciences, pharmaceutical sciences, and English and humanities faculties at Washington State University.
Dr. Fisher received his Bachelor of Arts with honors in radiation biology from the University of Utah, and Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in nuclear engineering sciences from the University of Florida, with emphasis in health physics and medical physics.
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