Brazilian researchers used CT angiography to examine atherosclerosis in individuals who have used anabolic androgenic steroids, finding that the drugs could lead to early onset coronary artery disease.

Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem is officially the first hospital in the world to use a newly innovative MRI scanner on premature and newborn infants without having to relocate them outside of the intensive care unit, according to a recent article in Israel's Haaretz.  

Despite what countless click-bait advertisements may promise, “one simple hack” rarely changes your life. But a new imaging technology from Duke University Health System may pack plenty of potential for changing ultrasonic capabilities.

A new study conducted by a team of researchers led by Michel Grothe of the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases in Rostock, Germany, announced the development of a four-stage model of regional amyloid beta (Aβ) protein deposition that can be found in patients with Alzheimer's, according to an article by Alzforum. 

An application of MR-guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS) is showing good promise for treating a number of brain diseases non-invasively and without harming healthy tissue surrounding the target.

Longer gestation during normal pregnancy is associated with significantly greater development of white matter in babies’ brains. However, similar associations are no longer present by the time children are 8 years old. The lack may confirm that white-matter development in the brains of preemies tends to catch up as these children grow.

In a first, the FDA has cleared a powerful 7-tesla MRI scanner for clinical use.

After leaving high-profile technology jobs with Facebook Oculus and Google X, Mary Lou Jepsen, PhD, resurfaced in September at a wearable-technology conference in Boston. She said her current company, Openwater, is forging ahead with its plan to develop wearable MRI devices that will use holograms to produce better-than-MRI-quality images at a fraction of the cost.