Check out Thoracic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine e-books

Aug 4, 2009

Check out Thoracic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine e-books

AuntMinnie for You

Want to learn more about thoracic imaging? Need an in-depth resource on nuclear medicine? Did you know that as an AuntMinnie member you have unlimited free access to two e-books from the renowned Dr. Scott Williams on thoracic imaging and nuclear medicine?

These e-books are dynamic resources that make it easy for you to find the information you need -- when you need it. Better yet, they are updated on a monthly basis so you get the most current information and thinking on these important fields.

There is no cost and no obligation on your part to use these e-books. You'll find them here: AuntMinnie.com e-books -- just one more way that your AuntMinnie membership is working for you.
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