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PET/CT helps track response, progression in patients with difficult-to-treat prostate cancer

The new study included more than 120 men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, and was presented during the American Society of Clinical Oncology 2020 virtual meeting.

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Neurological symptoms present in patients with COVID-19

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Altered mental state and stroke were the most common findings, which may help physicians better understand how the disease impacts the central nervous system.

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State board suspends doctor’s license following accusations of misreading mammograms

The Virginia Board of Medicine labeled Michael Bigg “incompetent to practice medicine and surgery" in its 61-page report issued earlier this month.

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Brain imaging pinpoints weaker ‘neural suppression’ in patients with autism

The findings published Friday may help researchers develop new screening mechanisms to identify children who are at risk for the disorder and similar conditions.

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FDA approves first PET agent for tau imaging

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Tauvid was developed by Avid Radiopharmaceuticals, a subsidiary of Eli Lilly, and offers clinicians a new type of brain scan to use in patients being evaluated for Alzheimer's disease.

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Children with COVID-19 often have negative chest CT findings, study shows

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In a subset of children with positive imaging findings, however, bilateral and lower lobe-predominant ground-glass opacities are common.

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University acquires 7T MRI thanks to $600K NIH grant

Mergers on the rise

It's all part of Georgia State University's imaging innovation hub designed to unite digital imaging research from across the institution.

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FDA greenlights PET imaging agent for breast cancer

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The radiopharmaceutical—Cerianna—is the first F-18 agent approved for use in patients with recurrent or metastatic breast cancer.

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Abdominal imaging rates declined over recent years, stemming steady period of growth

Much of the drop is due to radiologists forgoing abdominal radiography, gastrointestinal fluoroscopy, and nuclear imaging, experts reported Tuesday.

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Novel ‘double-contrast’ method spots small tumors on MRI

University of California, Davis, researchers believe their new probe could help detect very small, early stage tumors.

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