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If you have a question, check the FAQs below. If you still can’t find the answer you’re looking for then please feel free to contact us on 0131 537 7400 (Monday to Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm). 1. Why should I attend my screening appointment? Four out of five cases of breast cancer are diagnosed in women aged

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The Training and Education Subgroup oversees training for all staff involved in stroke care. We have recently created a joint venture with NHS Borders and their management and staff are involved in the subgroup and the training courses. The group is made up of representatives from NHS and Health and Social Care Partnerships and is chaired

How do I get to Medical Physics at the Royal Infirmary? The Royal Infirmary is located at 51 Little France Crescent. Telephone: (0131) 536 1000(*). Medical Physics is situated on the 2nd floor of the hospital. Maps 1 & 2 detail the location of Medical Physics and specific sections in the second floor of the