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FDA grants Qure.ai clearance for its AI-based emergency head CT triage tool

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The Mumbai, India-headquartered company says its tool fits directly into the radiology workflow and flags important cases on the clinician's worklist.

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Brain iron buildup is associated with cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s patients

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The MRI findings may push treatment research toward drugs that eliminate excess iron from the body, commonly known as chelators.

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Radiotracer is ‘excellent’ for imaging tumors in patients with liver cancer

A new class of radiopharmaceuticals known as "antagonists" offered clinicians enhanced diagnostic options and proved superior to legacy agents for imaging neuroendocrine tumors.

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New open access journal will rapidly review COVID-19 research, debunk false information

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MIT Press will oversee Rapid Reviews: COVID-19 and says its peer review process will only take days, compared to the standard month required for typical workflows.

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Medical students need more exposure to molecular imaging, nuclear medicine experts say

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Demand for molecular imaging is likely to grow in the coming years, but most trainees receive little exposure to the burgeoning opportunity during medical school.

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Swedish healthcare region to realize integrated diagnostics—expands IT solution from Sectra with digital pathology

International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra has signed a digital pathology contract with Region Västmanland in Sweden

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Jailed radiologist charged with rape, battery cites COVID-19 for release request

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The former Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center radiologist has been in jail for the past five months on 13 counts, the Boston Herald reported.

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Hospital alerts radiologists of new post-COVID-19 disease appearing in children

Evelina London Children's Hospital recently experienced an "unprecedented cluster" of a new condition known as Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children, and is warning it's imaging colleagues in the U.S. to be on the lookout.

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Radiologists must become 'data wranglers' for a front seat in healthcare's future

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The specialty needs to contribute more to the electronic health record to keep pace with data-driven care delivery, one informatics expert said during SIIM's virtual meeting.

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Mayo Clinic launches Sectra’s digital pathology solution across its health systems

After it’s tested and properly configured during the initial rollout phase, Mayo will gradually introduce the solution across all of its departments in Minnesota, Florida and Arizona.

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