Brain imaging reveals the power of imagination on memories
A new fMRI study showed evidence that the imagination can be a central tool in helping people to overcome their fear and anxiety-related disorders. The results were published in the journal Neuron.
How radiologists can minimize distractions, reduce burnout and become more efficient
Radiologists are burned out—that’s no secret. Minimizing distractions and organizing time can help…
MITA, patient advocates urge lawmakers to repeal medical device tax by end of 2018
The Right Scan Right Time patient and survivor community network of the Medical Imaging and…
Updated Canadian breast cancer screening guidelines emphasize shared decision-making
Revamped guidelines on screening for breast cancer promote shared decision-making between women and…
3D printing workflow utilizes CT scans to improve aortic valve replacement
With the development of a new three-dimensional (3D) printing workflow, researchers at the Wyss…
Patient information incomplete in EHR-based imaging orders compared to clinician notes
Imaging orders sent via electronic health records (EHRs) have less complete—and consequently less…
29% of patients would continue colorectal cancer screening despite limited benefits
A new study published Dec. 7 in the JAMA Network Open found that 29 percent of veterans who…

Advanced Visualization

Brain imaging reveals the power of imagination on memories
JACR: AI, blockchain dominate future of medical imaging
MRI study offers insights into infant brain structure
New ghost imaging technique produces cheaper 3D x-rays, less radiation
Young football players at risk of brain nerve fiber damage
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Artificial Intelligence

AI software creates 3D model from MRI, ultrasound scans to enhance prostate cancer detection
New AI technology reconstructs damaged images, video in real-time
CNN model accurately measures cerebral aneurysms from MRA images
The full force of AI will be felt with digital pathology
3D deep learning shows promise for detecting microbleeds
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Diagnostic Imaging

29% of patients would continue colorectal cancer screening despite limited benefits
AI software creates 3D model from MRI, ultrasound scans to enhance prostate cancer detection
Can hyperpolarized xenon-129 MRI change lung disease care for smokers?
Elastography, ultrasound may accurately diagnose soft-tissue lesions
SBRT found most effective for treating ground glass nodule patients
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Healthcare Economics & Policy

MITA, patient advocates urge lawmakers to repeal medical device tax by end of 2018
Radiology uses telemedicine more than any other specialty, AMA survey finds
FDA publishes De Novo Classification Proposed Rule to improve medical device review
Valerie Jackson named president of RSNA
RSNA elects Jeffrey Klein to board of directors at annual meeting
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Imaging Informatics

Patient information incomplete in EHR-based imaging orders compared to clinician notes
MGH imaging lab enters partnership to research blockchain use for patient data
Radiology uses telemedicine more than any other specialty, AMA survey finds
Can using radiomics during screening mammography improve breast cancer diagnosis?
RSNA 2018: 4 ways radiology departments are preparing for big data
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Molecular Imaging

PET imaging may help personalize tuberculosis meningitis treatment
PET/CT-guided therapy improves survival in aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma patients
Researchers examine patient disparities, utilization of Fluciclovine-PET imaging
SNMMI: Mo-99 shortage may end soon
Women are underrepresented in nuclear medicine, especially in leadership positions
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Oncology Imaging

Updated Canadian breast cancer screening guidelines emphasize shared decision-making
RSNA 2018: Cryoablation shows early effectiveness for low-risk breast cancer treatment
RSNA 2018: Mammography at 30 may benefit certain women
Predictive model may reduce overtreatment of ground glass nodules
Report: 5 key ways to maximize cancer screening
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Practice Management

How radiologists can minimize distractions, reduce burnout and become more efficient
Delayed cancer diagnoses at Ireland hospital resulted in 4 deaths
2 techniques for reducing radiation dose in abdominal CT imaging
Pediatric skeletal x-rays misinterpreted regularly in the ED, patient health unaffected
Convicted radiologist seeks easier sentence in opioid distribution case
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Women's Imaging

Updated Canadian breast cancer screening guidelines emphasize shared decision-making
RSNA 2018: Mammography at 30 may benefit certain women
ACR releases 2018 digital mammography quality control manual
Photoacoustic imaging detects early-stage ovarian cancer
Ultrasound finds simple cysts not associated with ovarian cancer risk
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