Researchers from Cambridge University have performed a new molecular imaging technique that allows doctors to determine whether cancer drugs are successful within a few days following initial treatment on a European patient for the first time.

Brazilian researchers have teamed up with scientists from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicince to describe certain CT features of Zika-related microcephaly, according to a letter to the editor recently published online in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Researchers recently conducted a study to determine time to recurrence and mode of detection of recurrence in patients with HPV-related oropharanx cancer who had been treated with definitive radiation therapy.

New results from an ongoing clinical trial show the potential of a minimally invasive procedure known as cryoablation to effectively treat patients suffering from phantom limb pain, according to researchers from Emory University.

The reasons for gadolinium accumulation—and the potential negative consequences for patients—are still largely unknown, due in part to limited existing clinical data regarding the mechanisms of gadolinium toxicity, according to a research review recently published in the journal Biometals.

Follow-up visits from trained community health workers known as ‘promotoras’ have been shown to improve breast cancer screening rates among Latino women, according to results of a new study published in Cancer Epidemiology.

Hilo Women’s Imaging Center in Hawaii has begun notifying patients that mammograms taken at the facility may contain inaccuracies after the FDA retracted the center’s accreditation.

Researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center are using fMRI to show how the diabetes and weight loss drug liraglutide affects brain receptors to make the body react differently to enticing foods.