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Breast Imaging August 1, 2024

DBT Detects Earlier Cancers in Swedish Tomo Study August 1, 2024

A new study suggests that DBT mammography screening detects earlier cancers, most likely before they become more aggressive.

Imaging Policy & Legislation July 29, 2024

Unpacking 2025 Medicare Changes July 29, 2024

The healthcare community is rallying to prevent changes in 2025 Medicare reimbursement that could see payments to radiologists drop nearly 3%.

Artificial Intelligence July 25, 2024

US + Mammo vs. Mammo + AI for Dense Breasts July 25, 2024

Mammography with ultrasound was more effective than mammography with AI for women with dense breast tissue in a new study.

Artificial Intelligence July 22, 2024

Teleradiology AI’s Mixed Bag July 22, 2024

Using AI to analyze teleradiology studies for signs of intracranial hemorrhage turned in mixed performance in a new study.

Technologists July 18, 2024

6 Solutions to the RT Shortage July 18, 2024

A new report offers six solutions for solving the shortage of radiologic technologists, including creating a new entry-level role.

Radiologists July 15, 2024

Radiologist Shortage Looms July 15, 2024

Radiology faces a staffing shortage as the US population ages while the number of radiologists remains static.

CT Scanners July 11, 2024

CT Colonography Breakthrough July 11, 2024

CMS proposed to begin Medicare coverage of CT colonography screening – also known as virtual colonoscopy – starting in 2025.

Artificial Intelligence July 8, 2024

Top 6 Radiology Trends of 2024’s First Half July 8, 2024

You can put the first half of 2024 in the books … these are the top six radiology trends for the first half of 2024.

Imaging IT July 1, 2024

Top 4 Trends from SIIM 2024 July 1, 2024

SIIM 2024 concluded this weekend, with four top imaging IT trends in evidence at National Harbor, MD.

Imaging IT June 27, 2024

Indies Surge in Imaging IT June 27, 2024

A new market report underscores the evolving nature of medical imaging IT as independent vendors rise to challenge multinational OEMs.

Artificial Intelligence June 24, 2024

AI Detects Incidental PE June 24, 2024

A commercially available AI algorithm helped radiologists detect incidental pulmonary embolism on CT scans.

Breast Imaging June 20, 2024

US Tomo for Dense Breasts June 20, 2024

Ultrasound tomography for women with dense breast tissue could become a useful tool for supplemental imaging.

MR Scanners June 17, 2024

Better Prostate MRI Tools June 17, 2024

Researchers are developing new tools for prostate cancer imaging – particularly with MRI – that could make screening more effective.

Artificial Intelligence June 13, 2024

Advances in AI-Automated Echocardiography with Us2.ai June 13, 2024

New AI-based software can automate many echocardiography functions, moving the field closer to fully automated echo.

Molecular Imaging June 13, 2024

Headlines from SNMMI 2024 June 13, 2024

SNMMI 2024 wrapped up this week, with an image acquired with a dedicated brain PET/CT scanner selected as the prestigious Image of the Year.

CT Scanners June 10, 2024

More Backing for CT Lung Screening June 10, 2024

CT lung cancer screening got another vote of confidence with a new study showing it detects cancer earlier and reduces mortality.

Radiologists June 6, 2024

Radiology’s Private-Practice Squeeze June 6, 2024

Radiology’s traditional private-practice model is fading away, and a new study documents the magnitude of the shift.

Cardiac Imaging June 3, 2024

AI of Cardiac CT Predicts Risk June 3, 2024

A landmark study from the UK shows that AI-aided analysis of cardiac CT scans can help predict future cardiac risk.

Radiologists May 30, 2024

Radiologist Pay Rebounds May 30, 2024

A new survey on physician salaries found that radiologist pay accelerated in 2023 after slower growth in 2022.

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