In the Tour de France, every minute matters. For riders who sustain what could be a serious injury, the only way to be evaluated and cleared to continue riding would be to travel off-site to a hospital.

North Carolina joins 11 other states to become the 12th state to standardize dense breast tissue reporting to women across the state.

Differences in breast cancer survival rates among black and white women have barely budged in the last two decades, researchers reported in the July 24/31 issue of JAMA. Demographics, health and tumor biology account for most of the difference, they found. Specifically, black women had less access to primary care and breast cancer screening.

Screening mammography recall rates were higher at a hospital site compared with a community site, researchers reported in a study published online July 23 in Radiology. The findings call into question the utility of standard recall rate targets.

GE Healthcare hailed a new era for breast imaging today as it announced CE marking for SenoClaire*, GE's new generation of breast tomosynthesis solution designed with a three-dimensional imaging technology.

Novarad has once again expanded its international reach, completing installations at Hospital Regional de Carolina – UPR in Puerto Rico and in the Philippines Butuan Doctors Hospital and Sorsogon Medical Mission Group and Health Services Cooperative.

Pediatric inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patients have undergone an increasing number of diagnostic exams over the past decade, though cumulative lifetime estimated effective radiation doses remain relatively low, according to a study published in the July issue of the American Journal of Roentgenology.

Screening mammography, the mainstay of women’s imaging, is a trigger point. For decades, we’ve watched an escalating debate about the exam. As I browsed the latest clinical research, however, the latest highlights originated in other, less unexpected corners.