🎉 It's official: NetDose™ Digital Dosimeter has been named the winner of the 2025 #AHRA #InnovationShowcase Award!

➡️ Learn more: radetco.com/radiation-de...

#NetDose #AHRA2025 #RadiationSafety #DigitalDosimetry #SeeTheUnseen

📍 Day 1 at #AHRA2025 – what a start!

☢️ Find RDC at Booth #607 to check out NetDose™ and ORA™ OSL ring.

🗳Don't forget to vote for NetDose™ to win the AHRA Innovation Award: www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZG39X2J

#AHRA #RadiationSafety #DigitalDosimetry #MedicalImaging #InnovationAward

Interested in getting an author-signed copy of the first pressing of our new Technologist's MRI Safety Handbook? Join us at the #AHRA annual meeting in Las Vegas at the Radiology Today booth where you'll be able to purchase copies of the new book for yourself or staff!

#MRI #MRIsafety #AHRA2025

✈️ Heading to #AHRA2025 next week? So are we!

📍 Find RDC at Booth #607 – we can’t wait to meet you!

#AHRA #RadiationSafety #DigitalDosimetry #SafetySimplified #RDCOnTheRoad #MedicalImaging #RadiologyLeadership

🩻 What an amazing day at the #AHRA Florida Area Meeting in Orlando!

☢️ Thank you to everyone who came out to learn, connect, and shape the future of medical imaging with us!

#RadiationSafety #DigitalDosimetry #MedicalImaging #AIinHealthcare #RDCOnTheRoad #Dosimetry #AHRAFlorida #RadiologyLeadership

❗️It's not too late to register!

🩻 Join us in Orlando on June 26 for the #AHRA Florida Area Meeting.

☢️ Free to attend and packed with expert talks on AI, radiation safety, and more. Up to 4.5 CEs pending.

➡️ Register here: account.ahra.org/integratedEv...

#MedicalImaging #Radiology

🩻 Join us in Orlando on June 26 for the #AHRA Florida Area Meeting!

☢️ Free to attend and packed with expert talks on AI, radiation safety, and more. Up to 4.5 CEs pending.

Register here: account.ahra.org/integratedEv...

#MedicalImaging #Radiology

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This image is a promotional banner for an academic conference. The background shows a coastal landscape with a concrete pathway or breakwater extending into the water, with rocks on one side and the sea on the other, under a blue sky. The main text announces "CONCEPTUALISING ENVIRONMENT(S): CONTINUITY AND CHANGE" as the conference title, scheduled for 22-24 NOVEMBER 2025. It's noted as the 22nd annual international conference of the Architectural Humanities Research Association. The conference is hosted by the University of Liverpool School of Architecture and funded by the British Academy. This is indicated by the logos at the bottom of the image, which include: The British Academy logo The Architectural Humanities Research Association logo The University of Liverpool logo An "LSA" logo (presumably for Liverpool School of Architecture) The design incorporates a white square bracket or frame element as part of the visual branding. The overall composition combines the institutional information with the atmospheric coastal photograph to create a professional academic event announcement.

The next AHRA conference will take place 22-24 November 2025 at the University of Liverpool.

The call for sessions is now open - submit your proposals until 17 February 2025, 5 pm (GMT)!! www.virtual-lsa.uk/ahra2025/

#architecture #humanities #ahra #liverpool

Human germline genome editing is illegal in Canada, but could it be desirable for some members of the rare disease community? - Journal of Community Genetics Human germline genome editing may prove to be especially poignant for members of the rare disease community, many of whom are diagnosed with monogenic diseases. This community lacks broad representation in the literature surrounding genome editing, notably in Canada, yet is likely to be directly affected by eventual clinical applications of this technology. Although not generalizable, the literature does offer some commonalities regarding the experiences of rare disease patients. This manuscript seeks to contribute to the search for broader societal dialogue surrounding human germline genome editing by exploring some of those commonalities that comfort the notion that CRISPR may hold promise or be desirable for some members of this community. We first explore the legal and policy context surrounding germline genome editing, focusing closely on Canada, then provide an overview of the common challenges experienced by members of the rare disease community, and finally assess the opportunities of germline genome editing vis-à-vis rare disease as we advocate for the need to more actively engage with the community in our search for public engagement.

This project w\ @ErikaKleiderman has been deeply fulfilling for me. Please read & share your thoughts.

"Human germline genome editing is illegal in Canada, but could it be desirable for some members of the rare disease community?"



#CRISPR #HGGE #AHRA