Video from RSNA 2025: Economics and radiology

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Erik L. Ridley
Dec 4, 2025

CHICAGO -- Minnies award winner Eric Christensen, PhD, of the Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute, describes how economics is affecting radiology today and provides an update on his ongoing research.

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