Simon Lee[email protected]CTAdvances in forensic imaging bring new opportunities for radiologyVIENNA - As the reliability of modern forensic imaging rapidly improves, radiologists are being increasingly sought out by forensic pathologists to help examine bodies noninvasively, so they should be prepared to answer that call, according to experts in a special session on advances in forensic imaging on Sunday at ECR 2013.March 9, 2013Page 1 of 1Top StoriesMRIObesity's effect on brain health depends on where fat is storedResearchers found that pancreatic-predominant and "skinny-fat" types of fat deposits were linked to adverse neurologic outcomes.InterventionalCT, MRI analysis reveal benefits of embolization procedure for hematomaCTPulmonary nodules appear on CT regardless of smoking statusMolecular ImagingAlzheimer’s brain pathology differs based on sexWomens ImagingMedicaid expansion improves mortality in women with breast cancer