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MRI contrast may supplant current ‘gold standard’ for assessing heart attack damage

New research out of the Yale School of Public Health suggests that patients taking beta-blockers or antiplatelet medications may want to be extra careful in warmer weather.

Manganese-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging depicts heart muscle health and could more quickly inform treatment strategies.

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Advanced MRI unveils ‘landmark’ discovery about human brain development

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After more than five years of work, researchers now have one of the most advanced publicly available fetal MRI datasets.

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Carestream Advances X-ray Image Quality with Smart Noise Cancellation

Carestream Health has released Smart Noise Cancellation (SNC), a groundbreaking artificial intelligence-based technology that greatly improves image quality—producing images that are significantly clearer than with standard processing.

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90% of radiology residents rely on two online resources for help during their on-call shifts

How radiology should prepare for AUC clinical decision support reporting requirements. CMS to require AUC CDS January 1, 2023.

Physicians surveyed trainees across three large metropolitan residency programs for their findings, shared in Clinical Imaging.

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Radiologists armed with millions of reports launching new study to pin down incidental findings

University of Washington Medicine researchers will develop a database of records outlining follow-up costs, diagnoses and health outcomes associated with various incidentalomas.

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NorthStar advances Mo-99 expansion efforts with new ‘milestone’ delivery

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Stephen Merrick, president and CEO of NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes, speaks at “From Belgium to Beloit, Wisconsin” event. Photo: Business Wire.

President and CEO of the nuclear medicine company Stephen Merrick spoke about the move at “From Belgium to Beloit, Wisconsin," an event celebrating the news.

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More than 60% of radiologists believe ethical, legal issues will hinder widespread AI adoption

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The findings are the second installment of an international survey analyzing attitudes toward artificial intelligence in imaging.

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Combining imaging data, genomic info may increase radiologists’ confidence diagnosing cancer

UCLA radiological experts unveiled their neural network framework in the Journal of Medical Imaging.

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Radiology advocates inching toward unified reimbursement plan for PET infection, inflammation exams

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The American College of Radiology is among the many radvocates holding teleconferences with Medicare Administrative Contractors to determine a path forward.

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‘Good news’: Mild COVID-19 doesn’t appear linked to long-term heart damage

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That's according to cardiac MRI data and blood samples taken from front-line healthcare workers, shared recently in JACC: Cardiovascular Imaging.

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