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Nearly 600 -- and counting -- U.S. health workers have died of COVID-19
Nearly 600 front-line healthcare workers appear to have died of COVID-19, according to a new project that aims to count, verify, and memorialize every healthcare worker who dies during the pandemic.
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Preoperative multiparametric MRI (mpMRI) helps predict patients' chronic kidney disease risk after nephrectomy.
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Studies suggest a positive association between increasing ordinal levels of background parenchymal enhancement (BPE) and breast cancer risk.
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The algorithm bested head and neck cancer specialists for detecting pathologic lymph node extranodal extension.
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Sandy Coffta of Healthcare Administrative Partners shares the key reimbursement issues facing radiology practices in 2026.
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Researchers analyzed three common diagnostic imaging codes for cash pricing, discounting trends, and affordability.
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The technique outperformed standard blood-based and ultrasound exams.
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POCUS lessens patient anxiety, pain in biliary disease diagnosis
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Compared with standard care, POCUS imaging may lead to less anxiety and pain for patients being diagnosed with acute cholecystitis
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