Hospitals in Leicester, England, will now be giving free CT scans postmortem, according to a recent article by BBC News.  

A recent article published by The New York Times addressees this concern in exploring how using CT scans to evaluate head trauma in children may not be safest diagnostic approach. But then the question remains, what is safe approach?   

Acclaimed action star Chuck Norris filed a lawsuit Wednesday, Nov. 1, alleging gadolinium from MRI imaging scans has poisoned his wife, Gena, and is seeking more than $10 million in damages to cover her medical expenses. The suit names several manufacturers of gadolinium contrast agents.

The geographic, economic and demographic diversity of the United States is an undeniable challenge in determining individuals’ access to healthcare. A recent study published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology assessed such access for lung cancer screening services by state and how that affects the economic and demographic makeup of an area.

UCLA Health has launched a first for the West Coast: a mobile stroke unit, complete with a mobile CT scanner and technologist, that's able to deliver vital medicine and treatment to stroke victims.  

For Maryland vascular surgeon John Martin, MD, the question for him was not what an iPhone couldn’t do for him—but what it did do that ultimately may end up saving his life.   

Is spirometry assisted high-resolution computed tomography (HRCT) on the chests of children worth a clinician's effort, time and financial commitment?

Physicians and health tech companies will now be able to connect and share expertise through an online community, announced today by the American Medical Association (AMA).