Drinking a can of pop or a cup of fruit juice every day may increase chances of negatively impacting memory and development of smaller overall brain volumes and smaller hippocampal volumes, according to data from the Framingham Heart Study (FHS).

After training two deep-learning models to identify tuberculosis, researchers at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia have gotten their human-free method to nail the disease with 96 percent accuracy, according to a study published online in Radiology.

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts signed Legislative Bill 195 into law today making it the 32nd state to enact mandatory breast density reporting. 

U.K. and Aussie researchers have introduced a clinically relevant neuroimaging biomarker of aging-related brain deterioration and, in the process, shown how brain age predicts mortality.  

Researchers at Pohang University in South Korea have demonstrated a three-modality method of fusion imaging that uses a photoacoustic component to deliver high-resolution visualization, suggesting the potential to supply comprehensive image guidance in real time during various surgeries.

After 20 years of treating patients with neurological problems, Yuval Zabar discovered something he had never seen before.

In Harvard Health Publications, Hope Ricciotti, MD and Hye-Chun Hur, MD, MPH, discuss the question: “Why isn’t there a better way to take a mammogram?”

Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital and Boston University School of Medicine used brain MRIs in a new study to find the effects of alcoholism on the brain’s reward system may be different in women and men.