That’s according to new guidance on the deployment of magnetic resonance imaging during the pandemic issued recently by the American College of Radiology. 

The groups convened an expert panel of stakeholders to help determine what types of breast care are most urgent and which procedures can wait until the pandemic clears. 

Two of the U.S. Department of Energy’s 17 national laboratories have collaborated to invent a novel x-ray detector that powers itself, uses ultralow radiation—and delivers medical and dental images with 100 times more sensitivity than conventional designs.

As an aid to tumor-resection neurosurgery and its planning, fluorescence imaging has been limited by its tendency to scatter light. Researchers are working on technology that would overcome this shortcoming.

As the research mounts on AI matching or besting radiologists in discrete interpretive tasks, so does the excitement in the popular press. Now comes a study showing many of these studies only invite the hype.  

Scientists with one Irish hospital spelled out their concerns in a new technical report, published in Clinical Radiology.

In the face of the coronavirus crisis, all radiologists can do for some of their pathologist peers is stand, salute and express solidarity.

When it comes to recognizing the symbiotic benefits of mentorship for both parties involved, most directors of residency programs in interventional radiology are all in. And yet few programs have the wherewithal to put their enthusiasm into action.

A lack of consistency in policies around the country in 2020 invites the question: Do residency program directors need national guidelines on parental leave?

The Fleischner Society recently published its consensus statement on the role of imaging in the management and diagnosis of COVID-19 in Radiology.