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Gamma Healthcare halts imaging, lab services after CMS yanks testing certifications

President Jerrod Murphy said he was "blindsided" by the decision from federal regulators, in a report published recently.

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Radiologists turn to new AI tool to improve breast cancer detection on screening mammograms

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration cleared MammoScan for clinical use back in March.

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Teleradiologists’ accuracy diagnosing COVID-19 underscores remote reading’s importance during emergencies

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Senior radiologists agreed with their remote peers' interpretations in most instances, according to a new multi-center study published in European Radiology.

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Man died after receiving ‘unnecessary’ contrast scan, despite kidney issues

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Radiologists signed off on the exam, but never took the proper steps to determine the 91-year-old's contrast risks.

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New algorithm enhances radiologists’ ability to spot brain aneurysms on CTA scans

Deep learning detected 633 of the 649 aneurysms, but researchers explained it should only be used to assist experts' interpretations.

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Microsoft advances into radiology with new cloud-based medical imaging server

Healthcare systems can use the tool to merge clinical health information with imaging files and perform tasks that are difficult and expensive to complete with current approaches.

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NIH funnels millions into research project seeking to enhance musculoskeletal MRI

As part of their effort, a University at Buffalo-led team will develop flexible and wearable imaging hardware.

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Consumers turning to Groupon for discounted imaging face potential upselling, safety risks

Price transparency study in radiology

Direct-to-consumer imaging is good for price transparency, but researchers warn it can lead to unnecessary testing, incidental findings and other problems.

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CTA scans for stroke double as quick, cost-effective tool for diagnosing COVID-19

Pairing imaging results with self-reported symptoms proved 83% accurate at spotting patients with the virus, Albert Einstein College of Medicine neurologists found.

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Nanox signs deal with Ambra Health enabling image exchange capabilities with providers

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The pair plan to integrate Ambra’s image exchange solution with Nanox.ARC systems as they are deployed via the startup’s cloud network.

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