Breast Imaging November 13, 2023
Uneven Success Against Breast Cancer November 13, 2023
The fight against breast cancer has been uneven around the world, with major disparities in rates of late-stage disease between – and even within – countries.
CT Scanners November 9, 2023
Lung Screening’s Long-Term Benefits November 9, 2023
CT lung cancer screening produced lung cancer-specific survival over 80% in the most recent data from the landmark I-ELCAP study.
Artificial Intelligence November 6, 2023
Accessing Quality Data for AI Training November 6, 2023
One of the biggest roadblocks in medical AI development is the lack of high-quality, diverse data for these technologies to train on.
Lung Cancer Screening November 6, 2023
More Support for CT Lung Cancer Screening November 6, 2023
A new study supports population-based CT lung cancer screening, with researchers finding cancers at an early stage when they can be treated.
Artificial Intelligence November 2, 2023
Unpacking the Biden Administration’s New AI Order November 2, 2023
The Biden Administration has issued a sweeping executive order that directs federal regulation of AI across multiple industries – including healthcare.
Breast Imaging October 30, 2023
Canada’s Breast Screening Push October 30, 2023
As Canada examines revisions to its breast cancer screening guidelines, a new study adds support to the proposal of lowering its screening age to 40 – a move made in the US earlier this year. When to start breast screening has long been one of the most controversial aspects of mammography. In Canada, the Canadian […]
Artificial Intelligence October 26, 2023
Predicting the Future of Radiology AI October 26, 2023
Two of radiology’s top thought leaders offer predictions on the future of AI and imaging informatics.
Artificial Intelligence October 22, 2023
FDA Data Show AI Approval Boom October 22, 2023
In the previous issue of The Imaging Wire, we discovered how venture capital investment in AI developers is fueling rapid growth in new AI applications for radiologists (despite a slowdown this year). This trend was underscored late last week with new data from the FDA showing strong growth in the number of regulatory authorizations of […]
Artificial Intelligence October 19, 2023
What’s Fueling AI’s Growth October 19, 2023
Are there signs that venture capital investment in radiology AI is starting to wane?
Artificial Intelligence October 16, 2023
Autonomous AI for Medical Imaging is Here. Should We Embrace It? October 16, 2023
Is radiology ready for autonomous AI? In this paper, we explore one of the most exciting new autonomous AI applications.
Brain Imaging October 16, 2023
PET’s Milestone Moment October 16, 2023
CMS has ended its policy of only paying for PET scans of dementia patients if they are enrolled in a clinical trial.
Imaging IT October 12, 2023
Making Screening Better October 12, 2023
Two new studies show how to improve on one of cancer screening’s biggest challenges: following up on abnormal results.
Artificial Intelligence October 9, 2023
AI Tug of War Continues October 9, 2023
A new type of generative AI language model for creating radiology reports shows promise in a new study.
Lung Cancer Screening October 6, 2023
CT Lung Screening Saves Women October 6, 2023
CT lung cancer screening delivered lower all-cause mortality in women after 12 years of follow-up.
Artificial Intelligence October 2, 2023
More Work Ahead for Chest X-Ray AI? October 2, 2023
The UK’s national technology assessment agency issued an equivocal report on AI for chest X-ray, saying more research is needed before it can be used routinely.
Artificial Intelligence September 28, 2023
AI Hits Speed Bumps September 28, 2023
AI’s drive to widespread clinical use hit some speed bumps this week with two new studies pointing out the technology’s shortcomings.
Artificial Intelligence September 25, 2023
Predicting AI Performance September 25, 2023
How can you predict whether an AI algorithm will fall short for a particular clinical use case?
Artificial Intelligence September 20, 2023
Can AI Direct Breast MRI? September 20, 2023
A deep learning algorithm trained to analyze mammography images predicted breast cancer risk and could direct the use of breast MRI screening.
Ultrasound September 18, 2023
POCUS Cuts DVT Stays September 18, 2023
Using POCUS in the emergency department (ED) to scan patients with suspected deep vein thrombosis cut their length of stay in the ED in half.