Housing costs and surprise bills are squeezing pet owners, but in a recent survey, relatively few consumers said they would cut back on veterinary care.
|Articles|May 1, 2006
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LogicRad Inc. announces the acquisition of Mast Technology's Radiograph Digital Converter (RDC).
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LogicRad Inc. announces the acquisition of Mast Technology's Radiograph Digital Converter (RDC).
The RDC was acquired in February.
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The company plans to integrate the RDC technology more seamlessly into its telemedicine platform VetMed Stat™. The integration will allow practitioners to submit radiology consults along with other media, faster and more efficiently than before, the company says.
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