Ever feel like a crash test dummy? I’m sure some rad techs have seen some pretty busted up real people, but in the land of Cartertoons stuff like this happens. See my entire catalog of cartoons and great radiology articles at Diagnostic Imaging 🙂
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Physicians Practice – April Cartoon
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Diagnostic Imaging – September Cartoon
My first cartoon for September’s Diagnostic Imaging comics section just posted Friday. This one deals with the trending topic of commoditization in healthcare, kind of a commentary of our society’s cheap, throw-away mentality. Head over to DI for a minute and check out the full resolution cartoon 🙂
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