Christchurch father and son make medical breakthrough that could save millions of lives

Lisa Davies, 1 NEWS Reporter

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Anthony and Phil Butler have been working on their revolutionary 3D molecular scanner since 2005, which produces extraordinary colour images. Source: 1 NEWS

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