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What deters women and minorities from pursuing careers in radiology?

Cardiologists employed by a hospital appear to be more likely to pursue cardiac catheterization or angioplasty than independent cardiologists. female physician male

Experts involved in the survey cautioned that the stagnancy of diversification is driving women and minorities away from the field completely, and efforts to change this are missing the mark. 

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Some neurovascular imaging studies are overutilized in stroke triage

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Triaging patients with stroke-like symptoms using MRI with diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) could reduce the cost burden associated with unnecessary neurovascular imaging procedures. 

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Detailed MRI reveals pulmonary vascular abnormalities in COVID long-haulers

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Researchers had 40 participants inhale polarized xenon gas in order to conduct 129Xe MRI exams for the study.

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Big private payer reverses course on cardiac PET/CT coverage

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One of the largest private health insurers in the U.S. has gone from considering hybrid PET/CT for cardiac indications “experimental/investigational” to displaying willingness to pay for the modality. 

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'One-stop-shop' CT protocol saves time, reduces radiation needed for acute stroke imaging

The protocol does not come at the expense of deteriorated image quality, according to work published recently in the European Journal of Radiology.

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How does menopause impact the brain? MRI scans hold clues

The National Comprehensive Cancer Network has published new patient-friendly breast cancer screening guidelines

There is a need to gain a more thorough understanding of how menopause might affect the vascular health of the brain, experts explained in Neurology.

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Bayer launches new platform to address challenges in radiology

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This week Bayer announced the launch of Calantic Digital Solutions, a suite of applications intended to optimize clinical workflows by triaging and prioritizing critical findings, improving disease detection and automating tasks for radiologists. 

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Routine CT scans offer opportunistic assessments of the parathyroid gland

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Image courtesy of Academic Radiology.

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Academic Radiology

Such assessments could “decrease existing diagnosis gaps,” according to a new study published in Academic Radiology. 

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Screening mammograms are not as effective as they once were

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This is a trend that researchers believe will persist as disease management continues to improve. 

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Expansion of open-source neuroimaging dataset aims to boost stroke research

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Researchers recently revamped the database in the hopes of expanding algorithm development in the field of stroke care. 

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