NIH awards Univ. of Arizona $3.6M for breast imaging research |
Imaging societies publish new ethics of AI in radiology document |
X-ray company pays $8.5M to settle kickback allegations |
Researchers use MRI to compare injuries between rugby players, ballet dancers |
Novant Health is the first to bring applied artificial intelligence to stroke care in the Carolinas |
RSNA publishes new radiology journal |
Screening ultrasound performs similarly after DBT, digital mammography |
PET/CT more accurate for selecting patients for radionuclide therapy |
AI phone app IDs implantable cardiac devices on chest x-rays |
Do we need ethical guidelines for using brain imaging data? |
68Ga-PSMA-11 PET/CT offers value for bone metastases in prostate cancer care |
USP postpones new chapters on safety standards for radiopharmaceuticals |
MITA publishes revised servicing and remanufacturing white paper |
Can AI really interpret images as well as physicians? |
Machine learning improves efficiency of cardiac MRI analysis |
ACR, SIIM announce winners of AI-based pneumothorax challenge |
AI helps clinicians ID stroke candidates for thrombectomy |
Radiologists with lifetime certification aren't participating in the ABR MOC program |
MRI can help clinicians diagnose minor stroke |
ACR wants CMS radiation oncology model delayed |
RI-RADS could improve radiologists’ imaging orders |
NIH awards Subtle Medical $1.6M for AI-based gadolinium reduction technology |
AI accurately detects fractures in the vertebra |
Seeking Synergy: Bringing Cardiology into Your Enterprise Imaging Strategy |
Radiologist settles with state following failed mammogram readings |
‘Fast MRI’ a good alternative to CT for kids with head injuries |
Screening mammography helps men at high risk for breast cancer |
3D printed models can cut downstream costs for health systems |
Investigation finds millions of medical images left unsecured online |
ACR absorbs CT colonography database to make screening easier |
FDG-PET/CT radiomic features improves lung cancer care |
ASTRO: AI predicts radiation side effects for cancer patients |
RSNA launches intracranial hemorrhage AI challenge |
Lawsuit accuses ProScan of misdiagnosing patient MRI scans |
Researchers examine if nonphysicians are interpreting more imaging studies |
ASRT comments on imaging licensure bill in Pennsylvania |
ASTRO: SBRT effective in men with metastasized prostate cancer |
Siemens Healthineers Debuts Two CT Systems Dedicated for Radiation Therapy Planning |
ANSTO confirms another shutdown at Mo-99 facility |
Novel MRI technique predicts stroke-related dementia |
GE Healthcare receives FDA approval for AI algorithms that prioritize chest x-rays |
4 challenges to recruiting the next generation of radiologists |
ACR will train future ‘B Readers’ to address national shortage |
Researchers test, validate AI to detect pulmonary nodules on chest x-rays |
AI alters images to fool radiologists—it may be a target for cyberattacks |
MRI helps diagnose central nervous system tumors |
Radiation from imaging exams tied to increased cancer risk |
MRI scans show a stronger body means a stronger brain |
ASNC publishes new amyloidosis imaging guidelines |
CT scans link vaping to lung disease in healthy patients |
Cheap MRI markers can ease children’s anxieties during scanning |
Non-experts can create AI to classify radiology images—but should they? |
Nuclear medicine, cardio groups reject proposed myocardial PET cuts |
AI, radiomics predict prostate cancer aggressiveness from MRIs |
New MRI method shows molecular changes in the brain |
3 things to know about AI’s upcoming impact on radiology |
ASTRO issues new guidance for pancreatic cancer |
Contrast-enhanced digital mammo helps avoid benign biopsies |
ACR responds to JAMA study on rising medical imaging use |
Machine learning detects radiology reports requiring follow-up imaging |
Genetics help predict adverse reactions to CT contrast agents |
Can MR images of dogs offer insights into human brains? |
Ga-PSMA-11 PET/CT adds value to prostate cancer management |
Despite efforts, medical imaging use continues to climb |
AI built on CCTA images can predict heart attacks |