Brain bleed detection study wins AAPM’s MedPhys Slam
The MedPhys Slam at the AAPM Annual Meeting saw students and trainees describe their research projects in just three minutes using just three slides
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The MedPhys Slam at the AAPM Annual Meeting saw students and trainees describe their research projects in just three minutes using just three slides
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