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Diagnostic Imaging Services shares information on the upcoming Shuck Cancer New Orleans 2020.
The American Cancer Society's Shuck Cancer event, in partnership with Superior Seafood and presented by Latter & Blum, returns for its third annual party with a purpose on November 19, 2020.
https://secure.acsevents.org/site/STR?pg=entry&fr_id=98384
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Diagnostic Imaging Services has been a proud supporter of the American Cancer Society of New Orleans for several years. This year, we invited Whitney from th...
Over 110 nights at the Patrick F. Taylor Hope Lodge in New Orleans. That's roughly what the Diagnostic Imaging Services 2019 donation to the American Cancer Society provides!
Our Diagnostic Imaging Services CEO, Michael (right) and his wife, Collette, joined our friend, Kenny (left), at the Shuck Cancer New Orleans on November 21.
Funds raised from Shuck Cancer, will go towards American Cancer Society's local Access to Care program for transportation grants to Greater New Orleans area health systems. These grants make a direct impact on individuals from the community who are battling cancer by providing much needed transportation to treatment at no cost.
Undergraduates at the Student Chapter Awards Ceremony in New Orleans. Want to see your student chapter? Go to: https://communities.acs.org/photoAlbums/1064
Those of our members who attend the spring meeting of the American Chemical Society in New Orleans, March 28 to April 1, 1932, will find that much of the romance and glamor commonly associated with New Orleans is due to its port. For the person tied to home and family responsibilities it is a disturbing and unsettling experience to stroll along the docks sniffing the aroma of the coffee from Brazil, jute from Calcutta, bananas from Honduras, molasses from Cuba, oil from Progresso, olives and lemons from Italy, nitrates from Chile, and pineapples from the Hawaiian Islands.
Chemical & Engineering News, January 10, 1932 [pdf]
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