The complex anatomy and variety of diseases in the head and neck make such imaging exams particularly vulnerable to mistakes.

Researchers said the results were “unexpected,” but noted their overall findings still support multispecialty practice.

Plus, Hyperfine appoints a new CCO and UCSF welcomes its recently hired chief of interventional radiology.

Changes involve assessing the percentage of adults 45-49 who have had appropriate screening for the disease, the college said recently.

The update is meant to help clinicians improve outcomes while reducing costs, but one advocate says certain imaging suggestions may cause unanticipated harm.

One of the group's primary concerns is the "inappropriately large role" given to FFR-CT. 

Among the 396 authors of the top 100 most-referenced publications, 97% neglected to disclose at least one active financial relationship, according to a new analysis.

The move toward digital more closely aligns with the evolution of information-sharing, CEO and Executive Director of the organization Sal Martino said recently.