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03-07-2017, 01:15 PM
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Oh, I thought the guy was wearing a stethoscope, I have poor eyesight. Yeah, I know a doctor who is a radiologist. I was hoping to discuss my project with him when I see him later this week. This thing I got is so accurate I think it could be used to locate disease in the human body some day. I'd be rich, for sure.
 Or plagued with medical law suites. 
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03-11-2017, 01:14 PM
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I had dinner with two doctors but never brought up the subject. Just thinking about the idea of being able to trace cancer, I thought possibly some sort of carrier that contains gold (or some other easily traceable element) that would attach itself to the tumor. Then have a 3D scanner like those data loggers they use for metal detectors. Maybe I'm stupid, but that sounds like something even i could hay-wire together.
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