2021 Bulletins – In Case You Missed It
Access all the bulletins sent in 2021 including President’s Letters here
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BCRS Presidency Transition
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8th International Day of Radiology – November 8, 2019
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President’s Letters
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CSBI and CAR Guidelines for Breast Imaging during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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