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What is radiography? Who are radiographers?
The heart of modern medicine
Radiographers are at the heart of modern medicine and the profession is developing rapidly. There are two types of radiographer: diagnostic and therapeutic.
Every year, radiographers provide essential healthcare services to millions of people. They work not only as clinicians, but also as managers, researchers and educators.
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