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5 coronavirus priorities from one radiology department at the epicenter of the outbreak

The editorial board of Radiology has established a team of imaging experts who are actively coordinating, developing and implementing readiness policies for COVID-19.

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Physicians relying solely on CT findings can miss COPD cases, overdiagnose others

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U.K researchers also recommend incorporating breathing tests into low-dose CT lung cancer screening programs to better diagnose the disease.

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Radiology group warns that PACS hackers accessed patients' data

New York-based Northeast Radiology said 29 patients' information was accessed and is notifying additional individuals whose information was put at-risk during the breach.

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Implementing CT as front-line tool for COVID-19 diagnosis requires 'urgent discussion,' radiologists say

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A group of four U.K.-based thoracic radiologists analyzed the pros and cons of ramping up computed tomography imaging amid the recent pandemic, editorializing their thoughts in the BMJ.

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NIH awards $6M grant for noninvasive brain scan helmet

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Sandia National Laboratories will use the award to create a wearable magnetoencephalography brain imaging prototype.

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83% of medical imaging devices running on outdated operating systems, report finds

Enterprise security firm Palo Alto Networks analyzed more than 1.2 million devices stationed across thousands of U.S. healthcare institutions for its research. 

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Pinpointing CT features of coronavirus can determine patients' disease severity

Imaging findings vary according to an individual's COVID-19 disease state, researchers reported recently, which can help clinicians develop effective treatment strategies.

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VIDA announces series C financing to accelerate access to AI-powered lung imaging analysis

VIDA Diagnostics, Inc., the leader in AI-powered lung imaging analysis, today announced an $11M initial close of its Series C financing.

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Swedish healthcare provider orders Sectra’s imaging IT solution for radiology as a cloud service

International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra has signed a contract with the Swedish healthcare provider Region Halland to deliver its radiology imaging solution as a cloud service.

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Medical software company gains FDA clearance for digital angiography platform

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Budapest, Hungary-based Kinepict Health says its software produces higher-quality images and may ultimately make the technology more powerful and safer for patients.

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