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    Fast Food
    PET scans tie fast food to altered blood flow in the heart
    August 8, 2025
    Pulmonary Embolism
    AI boosts rads' identification of incidental PE on CT imaging
    August 8, 2025
    Technologist Happy
    How are technologists dealing with higher vacancy rates?
    August 8, 2025
    Ultrasound Sonographer 400 (1)
    Ultrasound screening for vasa previa tied to better pregnancy outcomes
    August 7, 2025
    More in Home
    PET scans tie fast food to altered blood flow in the heart
    By Will Morton
    Ultraprocessed foods may acutely affect vascular and brain function, researchers report.
    August 8, 2025
    Fast Food
    AI boosts rads' identification of incidental PE on CT imaging
    By Kate Madden Yee
    Study results suggest that AI could serve as an effective "second look" tool for incidental pulmonary emboli (PE) on CT imaging.
    August 8, 2025
    Pulmonary Embolism
    How are technologists dealing with higher vacancy rates?
    By Amerigo Allegretto
    High technologist vacancy rates among imaging practices could be addressed through outreach, education, and philanthropy, experts say.
    August 8, 2025
    Technologist Happy
    Ultrasound screening for vasa previa tied to better pregnancy outcomes
    By Amerigo Allegretto
    Screening for vasa previa with ultrasound leads to higher survival rates among prenatally diagnosed cases in pregnancy.
    August 7, 2025
    Ultrasound Sonographer 400 (1)
    AI could be cost-effective for osteoporosis screening
    By Will Morton
    A study highlights the public health potential of AI-driven osteoporosis screening to improve early detection.
    August 7, 2025
    Ai Money
    Generative AI improves clinical decision-making in the ED
    By Kate Madden Yee
    Study results suggest that AI could reduce variability among emergency department (ED) physicians when it comes to ordering imaging exams.
    August 7, 2025
    Emergency Entrance
    Watching a movie during MR imaging reduces kids' need for sedation
    By Kate Madden Yee
    The findings are good news for pediatric patients, who often struggle to remain still during an MRI exam.
    August 6, 2025
    Mri Scanner Kid
    White paper endorsed by ACR, SIIM stresses cybersecurity
    By Amerigo Allegretto
    A new white paper endorsed by the ACR and SIIM outlines strategies for practices to better protect themselves from cyber attacks.
    August 6, 2025
    Cybersecurity Lock V2 400
    Is imaging being used to its full potential to diagnose dementia?
    By Kate Madden Yee
    As disease-modifying therapies for various types of dementia become more available, MR and CT imaging predominate for diagnosis.
    August 6, 2025
    Brain Puzzle Dementia
    MRI shows promise profiling hepatocellular carcinoma tumors
    By Will Morton
    A study suggests that imaging-based screening with targeted pathological workup could help refine treatment strategies.
    August 5, 2025
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    MRI-based DL model improves ovarian lesion classification
    By Amerigo Allegretto
    A deep-learning (DL) model accurately differentiated malignant from benign ovarian lesions on MRI scans and reduced segmentation time.
    August 5, 2025
    Ovarian Cancer2 400
    Open-source DL model does well for identifying lung cancer risk
    By Kate Madden Yee
    A deep-learning (DL) model called Sybil performs well when it comes to predicting lung cancer risk among heavy-smoking populations.
    August 5, 2025
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