Radiology admins are being pulled in a million different directions, thankfully there’s plenty of resources to keep things from coming apart at the seams.

A type of meditation has proven superior to drug treatment when it comes to easing frequently imaging-intensive pain in the lower back.

In-person collaboration between radiologists and acute care surgeons can lead to changes in patient management, according to a recent study published by the Journal of the American College of Radiology.

An editorial published by NJBIZ.com explored one of the most common complaints patients have about medical imaging: the wide range of prices for basic services.

As the total amount of radiological research journals escalates, new publications in emerging subspecialty areas are growing in influence as well, according to an analysis of impact trends in radiological literature recently published online in Academic Radiology.

The radiology practice or department hoping to hide from the market and regulatory forces currently reshaping all of U.S. healthcare is in a bad place: Lacking a strategy for survival will soon mean having slim chances for success.

An alternative digital full-field mammography quality assurance program has been cleared for use nationwide, according to an announcement from the FDA. 

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is the most powerful group of doctors no one—outside of healthcare wonks—has ever heard of, but the group's recent decisions have brought it into the limelight.