CT Scanners March 20, 2025
How to Improve CT Lung Screening Outcomes March 20, 2025
People who showed up for annual CT lung cancer screening exams had better clinical outcomes than those who didn’t.
Artificial Intelligence March 17, 2025
New Mammography AI Insights March 17, 2025
A new study on mammography AI in a single-reading screening program offers new insights.
Prostate Cancer Imaging March 13, 2025
AI Helps Radiologists Read Prostate MRI March 13, 2025
A commercially available AI algorithm could help radiologists diagnose clinically significant prostate cancer on MRI scans.
Radiologists March 10, 2025
More Radiologists Working for PE Practices March 10, 2025
The share of radiologists working for private equity-owned practices has skyrocketed over the past decade.
Breast Imaging March 6, 2025
Has Breast Cancer Mortality Bottomed Out? March 6, 2025
A new study suggests the long decline in breast cancer mortality may be coming to an end, at least for some women.
Radiology March 5, 2025
ECR 2025 Video Highlights March 5, 2025
In this special edition of The Imaging Wire, we offer a recap of our ECR 2025 video interviews with thought leaders and imaging vendors in European radiology.
Oncology Imaging March 3, 2025
Screening Takes Center Stage at ECR 2025 March 3, 2025
New research in cancer screening – especially for lung and breast cancer – were highlights at ECR 2025.
Breast Imaging March 2, 2025
Bridging Quality and Efficiency: Why Radiology Groups Are Adopting AI for Mammography Workflows March 2, 2025
By leveraging AI and mammography workflow automation, private radiology groups are reshaping how they manage quality, reduce administrative overhead, and advance patient care.
Radiology February 27, 2025
Highlights from ECR 2025 February 27, 2025
This week’s European Congress of Radiology is underway in Vienna, and things are heating up in Vienna.
Lung Cancer Screening February 24, 2025
Are CT Lung Screening Patients Sicker? February 24, 2025
People eligible for CT lung cancer screening in the real world may be sicker than those from research studies, which could reduce screening’s benefits.
Artificial Intelligence February 19, 2025
Will FDA Staff Cuts Slow AI Adoption? February 19, 2025
Multiple staff cuts have occurred at the FDA center responsible for most of the agency’s regulation of medical AI.
Radiologists February 13, 2025
Forecasting Radiologist Supply February 13, 2025
Two new studies raise the question: Will there be a radiologist shortage in the future?
CT Scanners February 10, 2025
Are CT Scans Too Slow? February 10, 2025
A new study suggests CTPA patients are being scanned too slowly, resulting in motion artifacts.
Breast Imaging February 6, 2025
Mammography Rates Fall for Women in 40s February 6, 2025
Mammography screening rates for women ages 40-49 fell after the USPSTF in 2009 withdrew its recommendation that younger women get biennial screening.
Imaging Centers February 2, 2025
PE Practice Purchases Tick Up February 2, 2025
Private equity acquisitions of radiology practices ticked up in 2024 after two years of declines.
Imaging IT January 30, 2025
Radiology’s VC Funding Boom? January 30, 2025
Venture capital funding for radiology startups appears to be gaining momentum in the first few weeks of 2025.
Breast Imaging January 27, 2025
Hospital Slashes Mammography Backlog January 27, 2025
A Michigan hospital was able to reduce the backlog of screening mammograms and speed up report turnaround time.
Cardiac Imaging January 23, 2025
AI Enables Single-Click Cardiac MRI January 23, 2025
AI-based software enabled single-click cardiac MRI to be performed, automating one of radiology’s most complex exams.
Digital Health January 21, 2025
VC Investors Pivot to Quality January 21, 2025
Venture capital investors in digital health firms pivoted to quality in 2024, with fewer deals done but a higher median deal size.