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Following intense pressure, American Board of Radiology plans to virtually administer exams beginning in 2021

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Radiologists across the country had pushed for a 2020 offering of online testing. However, the Tucson, Arizona-based doc-certification group noted that it could not start with the transition until next year.

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ACR launches COVID-19 imaging registry to help tackle the pandemic

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Participating institutions will contribute demographic information, signs and symptoms data, imaging exams, lab tests and patient outcomes.

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Focused ultrasound approach shows ‘substantial potential’ for treating deadly brain tumor

Using the "sonodynamic" technique, UVA Medicine researchers reduced the total number of living cancer cells by nearly 50%.

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Radiology technician settles for $350K in harassment lawsuit

Brandi Toscano dropped her lawsuit against Oregon Health & Science University that claimed she was continually harassed by a coworker over a two-year period.

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MRI technique spots CTE markers in football players, with potential for real-time decision-making

High-contact athletes were three times more likely to have a blood brain barrier leak, with some who did not complain of severe symptoms also showing brain abnormalities on imaging.

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Imaging plate technology drops mammography dosage and may be a boon for budget-strapped rad practices

Full-field digital mammography is typically the go-to for many breast imaging centers, but the new approach may prove useful for institutions with smaller budgets.

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Multi-university study on brain aging, Alzheimer’s receives $19M grant

The Vietnam Era Twin Study of Aging or VETSA was launched in 2002, and currently has more than 1,600 identical and fraternal male twins enrolled, each with military service.

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Walmart expands its imaging, healthcare footprint with two new primary care clinics

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The retail giant's first Arkansas location opened this month, along with a new location in Loganville, Georgia.

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Researchers question COVID-19's direct impact on the brain, say evidence is 'still lacking'

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They did find that patients with prior neurological conditions and those over age 60 were at an increased risk for developing new onset complications—including central nervous system infection, seizures and consciousness disorders.

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Imaging vendor Carestream names Medtronic vet Kristin Dietzler as president of its Americas Region

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She'll take over the role “effective immediately,” and oversee the Rochester, New York-based firm’s imaging, nondestructive testing and dental businesses in the U.S., Canada and Latin America. 

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