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MRI scans using diffusion tensor imaging can predict Alzheimer's disease
MRI scans using diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) show potential for predicting if a patient will develop Alzheimer’s disease later in life, according to findings to be presented at RSNA 2018 in Chicago.
Images from world’s first total-body medical scanner headed to RSNA 2018
EXPLORER, a new total-body PET/CT scanner, is the world’s first medical imaging equipment to…
Christian health share programs may not cover cancer screenings
Ohio resident Charlene Rack was surprised to receive a $300 bill in the mail for a mammogram she…
ACR unveils new QC manual focused on digital mammography, DBT
The 2018 American College of Radiology (ACR) Digital Mammography Quality Control Manual with…
Lung cancers efficiently identified, characterized with novel AI approach
Researchers at the State University of New York at Stony Brook have demonstrated a deep-learning…
AI startup Ezra secures $4M for MRI-based prostate cancer screening program
Ezra, a New York City-based artificial intelligence (AI) startup, has secured $4 million in funding…
Older women see benefits from undergoing annual mammograms
Women 75 years and older should still continue to undergo annual screening mammograms, according to…
Artificial Intelligence
Lung cancers efficiently identified, characterized with novel AI approach
Viz.ai artificial intelligence stroke software helping doctors win race against time
4 areas where AI is having its biggest impact on breast imaging
Fujifilm to host AI symposium, debut new initiative at RSNA 2018
When training AI to classify chest x-rays, is more data always better?
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Care Delivery
MRI scans using diffusion tensor imaging can predict Alzheimer's disease
Images from world’s first total-body medical scanner headed to RSNA 2018
AI startup Ezra secures $4M for MRI-based prostate cancer screening program
Older women see benefits from undergoing annual mammograms
MRI captures more detail in colon cancers than multidetector CT
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Healthcare Economics & Policy
TIAA Bank announces acquisition of $1.5B healthcare financing portfolio from GE Capital
NFL awards $35M in grants for brain, concussion research
Husband-and-wife duo receives $1.8M to study new imaging technique for breast cancer patients
How radiologists can help price-conscious patients with high-deductible health plans
Ziehm Imaging gets $135M contract to provide radiology systems to DoD
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Imaging Informatics
Market update: Imaging leaders falling out of love with deconstructed PACS
CDS helps trauma center reduce unnecessary imaging for ED patients with renal colic
How Wikipedia may help patients understand their radiology reports
LStar Imaging chooses eRAD for enterprise imaging after long search
40% of images, radiology reports requiring follow-up are never reviewed
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Leadership
5 tips for radiologists who want to get more out of social media
Daniel Kelsey named new AHRA CEO
Anthropomorphic breast ultrasound training helps radiology residents
Rise of AI keeping some medical students away from radiology
Radiologist named CEO of Mayo Clinic’s Florida operations
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Policy
Is media coverage of breast cancer screening recommendations doing women a disservice?
NHS England announces ‘major overhaul’ to national cancer screening programs
Mid-rotation feedback provides radiology trainees with timely evaluations
Radiologist calls for NRA to join physicians in fight to reduce gun violence
5 ways the FDA promises to regulate AI-related medical devices
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Quality
ACR unveils new QC manual focused on digital mammography, DBT
MR spectroscopy adds little diagnostic value when imaging brain tumors
Mid-rotation feedback provides radiology trainees with timely evaluations
Phone calls work better than letters for reminding patients about cancer screening
Patients see significant value in medical imaging results
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