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AI carries ‘enormous potential’ to transform cardiac MRI, reduce scan times without using contrast

Virtual native enhancement produces higher quality scans compared to traditional modalities but without gadolinium-enhancement required.

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Parents sue top children’s hospital alleging negligent care, MRI delays contributed to son’s death

CJ Harris' mother, Marie, says she asked for an MRI many times but was denied because the braces on her son's teeth may have rendered the scan unreadable, the lawsuit claims.

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Breast radiologists’ opinions diverge on how to structure resident education, rotations

Imaging experts said they were "surprised" at the lack of consensus regarding how to manage first rotations during a 12-week program.

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New tool helps providers choose follow-up imaging or treatment for patients with aneurysm growth

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The triple-S model accurately estimates a patient's risk of intracranial aneurysm rupture based on a handful of risk factors, experts reported in JAMA Neurology.

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NorthStar wins federally backed $37M agreement to advance Mo-99 capabilities

With this new award, the Beloit, Wisconsin, company has received upward of $100M in cooperative agreements from the U.S. Department of Energy.

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Radiologists, nonphysicians both say PCPs and referrers responsible for incidental findings follow-ups

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An American College of Radiology expert panel surveyed nearly 400 healthcare professionals last year for their findings.

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NIH doles out $11.2M for new super-resolution genome imaging center

Sex-linked variation in RAP1GAP2 could help explain poor outcomes for women with heart disease.

The goal is to visualize the entire human genome, which could have important implications for understanding genetic diseases, chromosomes and more.

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Transformative prostate cancer therapy ‘should not be accepted’ without PET imaging

Two Stanford University experts made their case for using molecular imaging to select patients for 177-Lu-PSMA-617 in a new Journal of Nuclear Medicine editorial.

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Imaging center has credentials revoked following ‘severe’ issues with mammography screening

The provider has also failed to comply with an FDA request to notify patients and referrers of the breast screening problems.

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HHS announces webinar to help radiologists, other clinicians maneuver info-blocking rules

Presenters will highlight basic requirements and exceptions of the rules but are unlikely to discuss enforcement topics that have yet to be finalized.

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