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Correspondence course? M.Sc. Nuclear medicine.

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    Harshad Gore | Contributor-Level 6

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    Master of Science in Nuclear Medicine Technology or M.Sc. Nuclear Medicine Technology in detachment guidance is a multiyear programme. M.Sc. Nuclear Medicine Technology is a postgraduate medical lab technologist course. M.Sc. Nuclear Medicine Technology covers the branch or claim to fame of medicines and medical imaging that usages radioactive and relies upon the technique of radioactive spoil in the determination and treatment of malady. Top Recruiting sectors /areas for M.Sc. Nuclear Medicine Technology are:
    Defense ServicesGovernment and private hospitalsMedical and Research LabsMedical WritingsNuclear Medicine DepartmentsResearch an
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