Lung Cancer Screening September 28, 2026
One-Stop CT Chest Screening September 28, 2026
Could opportunistic screening be driving the evolution of LDCT from a lung cancer screening test into a broader one-stop chest exam?
MR Scanners September 24, 2026
Repeat MRI Scans Take Operational Toll September 24, 2026
There is both good and bad news in a new study on the operational toll of repeat MRI scans.
Radiologists September 21, 2026
What Now for the USPSTF? September 21, 2026
For the first time, a radiologist has been appointed to serve on the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.
Lung Imaging September 21, 2026
When Chest CT Needs a Functional Layer September 21, 2026
With tools such as CT:VQ from 4DMedical, CT can show regional patterns of lung ventilation and perfusion – adding functional context to a radiologist’s toolkit.
Oncology Imaging September 18, 2026
Cancer Survival Rates Rise as AI’s Impact Looms September 18, 2026
More people are surviving cancer in the U.S. than ever before, even as the number of new U.S. cancer cases is expected to increase 19% by 2050
Lung Cancer Screening September 17, 2026
Expanding CT Lung Screening at WCLC 2026 September 17, 2026
Presentations at this week’s WCLC 2026 discussed how to make low-dose CT lung cancer screening available to as many eligible people as possible.
Artificial Intelligence September 14, 2026
Top 10 AI Vendors by FDA Approvals September 14, 2026
Radiology maintained its lead in FDA approvals for AI-enabled medical devices in new data released by the agency.
Artificial Intelligence September 10, 2026
Harrison’s Teleradiology Play September 10, 2026
AI developer Harrison.ai is expanding its business model by supporting a teleradiology venture called Frontier Radiology that’s scaling up and hiring radiologists.
Radiologists September 3, 2026
VA Radiologist Exodus ‘Tip of Iceberg’ September 3, 2026
A mass exodus of radiologists from the VA medical center in Washington, DC, is just the tip of the iceberg for the health system’s personnel woes in radiology.
Cardiac Imaging August 31, 2026
PET Tracer for Cardiac Amyloidosis Shows Promise August 31, 2026
A PET radiopharmaceutical being developed by Bayer for imaging cardiac amyloidosis turned in promising results in a paper presented at ESC 2026.
Radiologists August 27, 2026
Radiology Salary Growth Beats Other Specialties August 27, 2026
Radiologists enjoyed faster salary growth than physicians overall in the latest salary survey from Doximity.
Breast Imaging August 27, 2026
One Size Doesn’t Fit All for Asian American Cancer Risk August 27, 2026
Broad ethnic categories like “Asian American” may be masking big differences in breast cancer risk that could help inform better mammography screening practices.
MR Scanners August 24, 2026
Could MRI Reduce Prostate Biopsies? August 24, 2026
Could MRI reduce the need to biopsy some patients with suspected prostate cancer before they get treatment?
Radiologists August 20, 2026
VA Probes Radiologist ‘Mass Exodus’ August 20, 2026
A new VA investigation confirms a “mass exodus” of radiologists occurred at the VA hospital in Washington, DC, causing a backlog of imaging exams.
CT Scanners August 17, 2026
CT vs. MRI for Pediatric TBI Surveillance August 17, 2026
CT surveillance of children with traumatic brain injury should be limited, with rapid MRI used instead.
Lung Cancer Screening August 13, 2026
CT Lung Screening Variation August 13, 2026
A new study found high variability in radiologist interpretations of low-dose CT lung cancer screening exams.
CT Scanners August 10, 2026
Rating CT Image Quality August 10, 2026
A new five-star system for rating CT image quality could help reduce radiation dose.
Prostate Cancer Imaging August 7, 2026
Could MRI Move the Needle in Prostate Cancer Workup? August 7, 2026
While many countries have added MRI to prostate cancer workup protocols to determine which patients really need the needle, pre-biopsy MRI is used in only about one-third of U.S. prostate cancer workups – why?
Radiologists August 6, 2026
Radiology Report Turnaround Slows August 6, 2026
Radiologists are taking much longer to interpret medical images than they did 10 years ago, and it’s a problem that appears to be getting worse.