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Update on radiology report access under new info-blocking rules ‘muddies’ prior clarity, ACR says

The college noted it's unclear how HHS plans to enforce their "controversial clarification."

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Risk-based triage can help radiologists prioritize mammograms during emergency situations

The algorithm incorporates clinical indication, breast symptoms, cancer history and age, researchers reported in JAMA Network Open.

  • Read more about Risk-based triage can help radiologists prioritize mammograms during emergency situations

Former rad named Philips exec; SIR selects new president, and more radiology leadership news

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Shez Partovi. Photo credit: Philips.

Also, ACR lung expert hired as chief of thoracic surgery and ASRT fills out its board of directors.

  • Read more about Former rad named Philips exec; SIR selects new president, and more radiology leadership news

Imaging advocates support new $25B congressional bill to help prop-up scientific research

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SNMMI, MITA, and others said they are "deeply concerned" about the pandemic's disruption to federal research efforts.

  • Read more about Imaging advocates support new $25B congressional bill to help prop-up scientific research

Detection system helps radiologists quickly, more accurately spot major findings on chest X-rays

Notably, interpretation times fell from 10-65 seconds down to 6-27 seconds, researchers said Tuesday in Radiology.

  • Read more about Detection system helps radiologists quickly, more accurately spot major findings on chest X-rays

Up to 21% of children have incidental findings on brain MRI—but few are dangerous

The results are among the first to come out of the nationwide Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development study, funded by the National Institutes of Health.

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Novel radiotracer is safe, effective for treating neuroendocrine tumors

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Image courtesy of the American Heart Association

NET diagnoses are rare but have increased by 6.4-fold between 1973 and 2012, researchers reported in the Journal of Nuclear Medicine.

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Number of interventional, vascular radiologists outpacing overall physician growth in U.S.

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Diagnostic radiologists trailed both, growing by 0.06% per year between 2015 and 2019, according to a new workforce analysis.

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Health groups adapted quickly to reinstate cancer imaging following pandemic-driven free fall

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The findings are among the first to show that facilities responded rather well to initial drop-offs in mammography and colorectal cancer screening exams, RAND Corp. researchers reported.

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Ultrasound outperforms legacy technique at pinpointing heart arrhythmias

Commonly available electromechanical wave imaging accurately predicted 96% of abnormal heart rhythm locations.

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