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More than 1,000 scans and X-rays – every single day. Meet some of the brilliant people behind them. This World Radiography Day and International Day of Radiology, we're celebrating our radiographers, radiologists and wider teams, and thanking them for their expertise and care – and the support and reassurance they give our patients every day.Read more about their incredible work: www.nhsggc.scot/more-than-1000-scans-a-day-as-nhsggc-celebrates-its-imaging-tea#WorldRadiographyDayh#IDoR2026R#NHSGGCHSGGC
If in doubt, get it checked out.That’s the simple message this #MouthCancerActionMonth.Nicole Reddiex, Team Lead at NHSGGC's Oral Health department, explains some of the signs to look out for and why it’s important to know what’s normal for your own mouth.Most changes won’t be cancer, but if something doesn’t look or feel right, or isn’t going away, don’t ignore it.Know the signs. Remove the doubt. Get checked out.Find out more: www.nhsggc.scot/remove-the-doubt-get-checked-out-this-mouth-cancer-action-month/#NHSGGC #MouthAware
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