Radiology Education February 5, 2026
A federal push to alleviate the U.S. physician shortage by adding more resident training slots appears to have skipped radiology. Of the more than 400 residency programs awarded funding so far, only two diagnostic radiology programs got funds. The ongoing doctor shortage has become a major issue in U.S. healthcare, as physicians face rising patient […]
Artificial Intelligence February 2, 2026
The latest results from the landmark MASAI study of AI for mammography screening show a favorable trend toward reducing the rate of interval cancers, or breast cancers that appear between screening rounds. The new findings – published Friday in The Lancet – also confirm mammography AI’s sharp workload reduction and trend toward higher sensitivity. MASAI […]
Lung Cancer Screening January 29, 2026
Behind the growing enthusiasm for CT lung cancer screening is a nagging question – should we be screening people who have never smoked too? It’s a dilemma that’s addressed in a new paper in Radiology that offers some insight. CT lung screening is the only major cancer screening test that’s exclusively targeted at high-risk individuals, […]