GE Healthcare leaders were recently joined by local leaders and government officials in Florence, South Carolina, to break ground on a new $17 million helium liquefaction facility.
GE Healthcare leaders were recently joined by local leaders and government officials in Florence, South Carolina, to break ground on a new $17 million helium liquefaction facility.
The clinical need to more accurately image soft tissue and bone in patients with joint replacements and other implanted devices is expected to grow significantly in the next twenty years, accelerated by gains in life expectancy and a desire to remain active in later years.
Cancer is a leading cause of death around the world. According to the World Health Organization, one third of all cancer cases are preventable. Research has found that a healthy diet and regular exercise can help reduce the risk of cancer.
GE Healthcare will be announcing the latest developments in medical imaging providing more quality, affordable care to more people worldwide.
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