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Entrepreneur hopes to make portable, point-of-care MRI a reality

A new startup—Hyperfine—and its visionary leader Jonathan Rothberg are creating a new, portable MRI machine they believe can revolutionize the way doctors think about the technology.

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Radiologist uses virtual reality to improve thyroid nodule treatment

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“This technology has incredible potential to improve care, whether it is by better training doctors to perform procedures or helping patients know what to expect when they arrive at the hospital,” Ziv Haskal, creator of the technology said.

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Protective methods to measure radioiodine exposure may be inadequate

Exposure to radioiodine can lead to DNA damage in thyroid cells and other tissue, but new research suggests current radiation protection principles may not be sufficiently monitoring radiation exposure to nuclear medicine professionals.

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Software accurately identifies patients using brain MRI scans, Mayo study finds

Facial recognition software paired patient photographs to their corresponding MRI scans 83% of the time, according to new research out of the Mayo Clinic.

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Optoacoustic imaging can noninvasively diagnose thyroid disorders

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Pairing multispectral optoacoustic tomography with ultrasound provided biomarker information that may better diagnose patient's with autoimmune diseases and thyroid nodules.

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ACR, ASTRO update radiation therapy practice parameters

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In total, the groups released seven updated practice parameters that describe recommended procedures and considerations to safely administer radiation depending on practice area.

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AI helps radiology residents spot abnormal x-rays in the ED

The commercially available algorithm helped residents improve their sensitivity at spotting abnormal findings in chest x-rays.

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Viz.ai raises $50 Million series B round to bring AI powered synchronized stroke care to more patients

Funding confirms Viz.ai as healthcare AI market leader.

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Radiology leaders must step up to end sexual harassment in medicine

“Leaders in radiology, like leaders everywhere, must make clear that harassing behaviors will not be tolerated and that those who have committed harassment will be held accountable,” wrote authors of a new study published in JACR.

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AI detects tiny brain hemorrhages on CT scans, outperforms radiologists

“Given the large number of people who suffer from traumatic brain injury every day and are rushed to the emergency department, this has very big clinical importance," study authors said.

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