Congratulations to Alison Mackie of the Durham Unit who was recently awarded this year's Dryburn Research Prize for her presentation: Which Radiopharmaceutical is Best? A Comparison of the Accuracy of 'Blind' and 'Clinical' Scintimammography Reporting Using 99mTc-Sestamibi and 99m Tc-Oxidronate in the Investigation of Breast Disease. She shares her prize with co-authors Liz McCauley (also of the Durham Unit), and clinical colleagues Tony Cook, Phil Cadigan and Ian Bradford.
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