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This course covers multiple topics of interest in a fast-paced, one-day seminar. The format for this class introduces trending topics of interest in healthcare with need-to-know information that can quickly transfer to the workplace.
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Could less ultrasound lead to less thyroid cancer overdiagnosis?
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