Our top story this week was the announcement of the winners of the 2025 edition of the Minnies, our annual awards program recognizing excellence in radiology. This year, issues impacting the radiology workforce and theranostics featured prominently. Make sure to check out the full article.
Also this week, we began rolling out our yearly Road to RSNA coverage, which previews research and themes to be highlighted at the upcoming meeting in Chicago. Take a look at the AI Preview, the MRI Preview, and the Women's Imaging Preview -- and keep your eyes peeled for the Digital X-Ray and CT previews early next week.
Can functional MR imaging of soccer fans' brains offer clues to the cause of fanaticism? Apparently so, according to a Chilean research team. The findings are important, as studying fanaticism may reveal "generalizable neural mechanisms that can scale from stadium passion to polarization, violence, and population-level public-health harm," the authors noted.
Finally, our article on interventions that could increase breast cancer screening uptake also garnered interest this week. Get the full details here, and see below for the full list of top stories for the week.
- Workforce issues, theranostics take center stage for Minnies 2025
- Road to RSNA 2025: AI Preview
- Road to RSNA 2025: MRI Preview
- Road to RSNA 2025: Women's Imaging Preview
- fMRI exams of soccer fans' brains offer clues to the cause of fanaticism
- Which interventions can increase breast cancer screening uptake?
- Gastric ultrasound can be used by novice examiners
- Multimedia education tools reduce patient anxiety in IR settings
- PSMA-PET effective for initial staging of prostate cancer
- AI model detects physeal fractures in children
- DCR useful at bedside in respiratory failure cases
- Women with disabilities face challenges in breast cancer care
- Medicare updates 2026: Fee Schedule and impact on radiology
- CTC is a cost-effective, accessible CRC screening tool for Black adults
Kate Madden Yee
Senior Editor
AuntMinnie.com
