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Congress moves to permanently repeal medical device tax

Legislators are expected to pass the bill this week, which will then be sent on to President Trump to sign into law before government funding expires at midnight Friday.

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Machine learning’s success may depend on addressing 'gray areas' of cancer diagnosis

AI holds tremendous promise for making radiologists more efficient, but when it comes to cancer care, a few experts believe the coming tech revolution may encounter a few problems.

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Sectra announces imaging contract with BJC HealthCare in the US

International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra  will install its enterprise imaging solution throughout St. Louis-based BJC HealthCare.

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Referring clinicians follow second opinion radiology reports about half the time

Second opinions were taken under advisement in a majority of instances, but it remains unclear why some fell by the wayside.

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University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center names new radiology chair

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Donna M. Plecha, MD.

The Cleveland, Ohio-based institution is considered University Hospital’s flagship academic medical center.

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Call triage assistants may eliminate stressors that contribute to radiology trainee burnout

Employing a nonphysician to answer reading room phone calls can limit distractions and make life easier for on-call radiology residents.

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Molecular imaging approach advances personalized cancer therapy treatment

With this research, clinicians may further their understanding of which drugs will be most effective for cancer therapy plans.

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Many can’t understand online breast density information—will that hurt notification legislation?

APP volume and share of image-guided paracentesis increased from 10.2% to 15.8%, and from 7.7% to 12.9% for thoracentesis, while Medicare reimbursement for both procedures has seen a reduction since 2012. #nursepractitioner #physicianassistant #interventionalradiology

None of the information on the top breast density websites was written at recommended reading levels, and it may limit the educational goals of new federal breast density legislation.

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Senate confirms Stephen Hahn to lead FDA

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Stephen Hahn, MD

Hahn is chief of radiation oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.

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6 takeaways for radiologists from the past decade of breast cancer-related malpractice lawsuits

A cardiology practice in Florida and several of its cardiologists have agreed to pay $2 million to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act and committed fraud. As a part of the agreement, there has been no determination of liability.

There's a 50% chance a radiologist will be tangled up in a malpractice claim by the time they turn 60. Researchers looked at the past 10 years of breast-cancer related lawsuits to better understand the medicolegal environment.

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