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Chan Zuckerberg Initiative pledges $1.3M toward biomedical imaging research

An organization founded by Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan has dedicated more than $1 million to an international coalition of imaging centers and their mission to advance health knowledge.

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What MRI and 100 years of horror movies can teach us about our brains

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Finnish researchers had volunteers watch two of the century's scariest horror films inside an MRI machine while recording their brain activity, sharing their findings this month in NeuroImage.

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New AAA findings suggest follow-up imaging protocols may need updating

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A blood clot in the aortic wall leads to more accelerated and life-threatening growth of abdominal aortic aneurysms. In light of the research, clinicians may need to shorten the time between surveillance.

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‘Time to act is now’: Chinese researchers confirm abnormal chest CT findings in first coronavirus patients

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A number of those initially infected with the virus showed ground-glass opacities on their scans, particularly individuals who were not admitted to the ICU, researchers reported in the Lancet.

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Radiologist dodges malpractice suit, attorney must pay $1.2M for mishandling case

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Della Gallegos had brain scans completed in 2006, but a radiologist did not spot her tumor at the time. Years later, the patient sued her legal representation after he failed to file a lawsuit against the the imaging expert in a timely manner. 

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New research validates O-RADS for reporting ovarian, uterine masses

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The Ovarian-Adnexal Reporting Data System Magnetic Resonance Imaging score can help physicians create a patient-centered approach and potentially prevent unnecessary surgeries. 

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Sex, money and food: fMRI reveals how the brain processes rewards

These three items activate similar brain locations, according to the study published this month in Brain and Imaging Behavior, but do so in very different ways.

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AI reads images in milliseconds—bringing low-cost malaria detection to resource-strapped areas

The deep learning model can identify parasites that cause the disease in blood sample images as accurately as human experts, but in a fraction of the time, researchers wrote in the Journal of Digital Imaging.

 

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Risk-based imaging most cost-effective approach in children with potential appendicitis

Utilizing more efficient imaging protocols could spare patients from unnecessary radiation while also improving value.

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Army physician first radiologist to receive award for military leadership, academic achievements

Col. Mohammad Naeem, MD, was presented with the Surgeon General's highest honor—the Maj. Gen. Lewis Aspey Mologne Award.

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