Remember the Kansas radiologist who ran for the U.S. Senate and had his campaign undone by, among other things, his posting of gory patient x-rays along with shockingly sardonic comments? 

Slowly but surely, women seem to have made a lot of progress chipping away at the gender gap in original radiology research. 

The mayor of West New York, Felix Roque, MD, has pleaded not guilty to charges that he accepted bribes in connection with a highly publicized imaging practice kickback scheme in New Jersey.

Just as factory workers become more diligent when they know they’re being watched, so too radiologists increase their work relative value units (wRVUs) after their practice implements a real-time productivity monitoring system (RTPMS).

New research is revealing the level at which radiation exposure received during CT scanning damages DNA.

The Academy of Radiology Research is pleased to support H.R. 6, the 21st Century Cures Act, and urges the House of Representatives to pass this important legislation.

Last weekend, I had the pleasure of watching the latest Pixar animated film “Inside Out.” It got me thinking about some of the issues in radiology, and not just because the film offers a glimpse, literally, inside the mind of its main character.

Practices looking for advice on how to deliver more patient- and family-centered radiologic care will soon be able to leverage resources provided by the newly created American College of Radiology (ACR) Commission on Patient Experience.