Breast Imaging October 27, 2025
New Cancer Disparity Data Show Socioeconomic Impact October 27, 2025
Cancer screening disparities continue to draw scrutiny in radiology. A new study in JAMA Network Open takes a closer look at why some people don’t get screened […]
Breast Imaging October 23, 2025
Hologic to Go Private in $18.3B Buyout October 23, 2025
Women’s imaging vendor Hologic will go private in an $18.3B buyout led by two private equity firms, Blackstone and TPG. The move is easily the largest acquisition […]
Breast Imaging October 20, 2025
Cancer Screening Rates Vary Geographically October 20, 2025
Progress has been made in some U.S. regions in boosting adherence rates for cancer screening exams like mammography, but clusters of regional variation remain. That’s according to […]
CT Scanners October 16, 2025
Doubling Lung Screening Rates with Patient Outreach October 16, 2025
Low CT lung cancer screening rates have disappointed medical imaging professionals and public health advocates alike since the test received USPSTF recommendation over 10 years ago. But […]
Imaging IT October 15, 2025
AI First Drafts: A New Dawn for Radiology Reporting October 15, 2025
For radiologists – the medical detectives who find clues in our medical images – the daily grind can feel like a “death by a thousand cuts.” Much […]
MR Scanners October 13, 2025
Uneven Access to Brain MRI October 13, 2025
Patients from disadvantaged neighborhoods or those traveling farther for brain MRI scans presented in worse clinical condition than patients with better access. That’s according to a new […]
CT Scanners October 9, 2025
Reducing CT Radiation Dose System-Wide October 9, 2025
CT radiation dose has been one of the top radiology headlines this year due to the publication of several studies linking radiation to cancer risk. But new […]
Breast Imaging October 6, 2025
Perils of Missed Mammography October 6, 2025
Yet another study is illustrating the perils of missing mammography screening. New research in JAMA Network Open found that women diagnosed with breast cancer who missed their […]
Emergency Imaging October 2, 2025
Emergency CT Use Booms October 2, 2025
Increased use of CT drove a boom in medical imaging utilization in the emergency department setting over the past 10 years. That’s according to a new study […]
CT Scanners September 29, 2025
Does BMI Affect AI Accuracy? September 29, 2025
High body mass index is known to create problems for various medical imaging modalities, from CT to ultrasound. Could it also affect the accuracy of artificial intelligence […]
Breast Imaging September 25, 2025
Missing Breast Screening Boosts Death Risk September 25, 2025
Missing a first breast cancer screening exam can be hazardous to your health. A new study in BMJ found that women who missed their first mammography screening […]
Artificial Intelligence September 23, 2025
Could States Take Over AI Regulation from the FDA? September 23, 2025
Could states take over AI regulation from the FDA as a possible solution to the growing workforce shortage in radiology? It may seem like a wild idea […]
Lung Imaging September 18, 2025
AI Spots Lung Nodules September 18, 2025
A new study in Radiology on an AI algorithm for analyzing lung nodules on CT lung cancer screening exams shows that radiologists may be able to have […]
Medical Imaging September 15, 2025
Managing Incidental Findings Isn’t Impossible September 15, 2025
The number of incidental findings on medical imaging scans nearly quadrupled over nine years at a large academic medical center. That’s according to a new JACR analysis […]
Lung Cancer Screening September 11, 2025
CT Lung Screening News from WCLC 2025 September 11, 2025
The World Conference on Lung Cancer wrapped up this week in Barcelona, and CT lung cancer screening was a highlighted topic, as it was at WCLC 2024 […]
MR Scanners September 8, 2025
Why Radiology Leaders Are Turning to AI – And Why They’re Not Looking Back September 8, 2025
From single-scanner clinics to university hospitals, radiology leaders around the globe face the same challenge: keeping up with rising patient demand while managing costs. MRI volumes are […]
Artificial Intelligence September 8, 2025
Bayer Steps Back from Blackford September 8, 2025
Pharmaceutical giant Bayer said it plans to deprioritize its investment in AI platform company Blackford Analysis as part of a general move away from the platform business. […]
Artificial Intelligence September 4, 2025
Lunit Acquires Prognosia Breast Cancer Risk AI September 4, 2025
AI developer Lunit is ramping up its position in breast cancer risk prediction by acquiring Prognosia, the developer of a risk prediction algorithm spun out from Washington […]
Cardiac Imaging August 28, 2025
Cardiac CT’s Long-Term PROMISE August 28, 2025
Coronary CT angiography works just as well as traditional stress testing over the long haul for patients with stable symptoms of coronary artery disease. That’s according to […]