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Radiologists must work to standardize breast calcification reporting or advocates may intervene

Only 41% of ACR members said they report breast arterial calcifications "always" or "most of the time," according to survey results shared in Academic Radiology.

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How one hospital bolstered incidental lung nodule follow-ups with enhanced reporting, patient tracking

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Timely follow-up imaging increased from 46% before the intervention to 55% afterward, cardiothoracic radiologists reported in JACR.

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Northwestern radiologists find evidence for long-lasting, ‘bizarre’ COVID-19 muscle pain

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MRI of the foot in a patient with severe COVID-19. The grey part of the foot is gangrene. Photo credit: Northwestern University.

CT, MRI and ultrasound images show the virus directs the body to attack itself, experts explained in a review published in Skeletal Radiology.

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Research reveals ‘remarkable gap’ in x-ray interpretation skills between primary care physicians, radiologists

Experts said all residency training needs to incorporate imaging courses and noted that primary care centers must have access to radiologists to ensure accuracy in emergency situations.

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Point-of-care ultrasound company Butterfly Network Inc. makes NYSE debut after finalizing merger

GE has completed the spinoff of its healthcare business, and GE HealthCare began trading as its own entity on the Nasdaq Jan. 4. Stock Market

Following the estimated $1.5 billion deal with Longview Acquisition Corp., the device maker opened the trading day at $24.80 per share.

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AI spots dozens of missed incidental pulmonary embolism diagnoses at one hospital

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The investigation was retrospective, but Duke scientists believe their algorithm could potentially aid radiologists in spotting near-misses in their work.

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New COVID-19 side effect: MRI links severe infection to dangerous eye problems

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As a result of their findings, researchers with the French Society of Neuroradiology are recommending those with serious infection undergo eye screenings. 

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5 tips for radiology practices eliminating report embargoes under new info-blocking rules

Many providers are moving toward removing the typical time-delayed release of reports to patients in anticipation of the ONC's new interoperability provisions.

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Radiologists must be ‘cognizant’ of image origin, patient location to diagnose fungi diseases

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In many regions, such as the Mississippi and Ohio river valleys, people are routinely exposed to spores that may lead to serious injury and even death.

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Mount Sinai launches mobile MRI unit with $3.8M gift, bringing prostate cancer care to Black communities

Driven by its strategic goal to advance equity in the U.S. healthcare innovation sector, the American Medical Association (AMA) recently announced an initiative that supports leading industry stakeholders in committing to equitable health innovation opportunities targeted to improving health outcomes in historically marginalized communities. #Healthdisparities 

The project came in a response to a "major health problem": Black Americans are more than twice as likely to die from the disease as other men, one expert said.

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