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Philanthropist Donates $1.8M PET CT Scanner to Calgary Health Foundation

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Leslie Bissett donated a combined positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET CT) scanner valued at $1.8 million to the Calgary Health Foundation. This specialized imaging machine is intended to improve access to diagnostic procedures for women's cardiovascular health in Calgary, Alberta.

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The donation provides cutting-edge diagnostic technology to the healthcare system in Calgary. This equipment is specifically designed to enhance the evaluation of cardiovascular health for women, addressing historical disparities in cardiac diagnostics.

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  • AlbertaProvince where the healthcare initiative is taking place
  • CalgaryCity receiving the new cardiovascular diagnostic equipment

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