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RSNA: Ground-glass lung nodules point to greater cancer risk for women
Optical imaging may be ‘game-changer’ for predicting heart attacks
Radiologists must take a data-driven approach to discuss gadolinium, mitigate liability risk
When does worrisome architectural distortion signal malignancy on mammography?
Meditation increases blood flow in the heart, PET scans show
Department of Defense approves DBT screening for TRICARE beneficiaries

Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs Thomas McCaffery noted that he could only provide provisional coverage at this time until federal regulations recommend DBT for breast cancer screening.

Meditation increases blood flow in the heart, PET scans show

Patients who practiced transcendental meditation and cardiac rehabilitation increased their myocardial blood flow by 20.7%.

MRI-guided thrombolysis can save $20K in downstream costs in certain stroke patients

Not only is MRI-guided intravenous thrombolysis cost-effective, but the approach offers long-term clinical benefits for stroke patients with no known time of onset.

Aided by AI, alternative imaging finds colorectal cancer at 100% clip

CT colonography’s uphill climb may only get steeper, as researchers have achieved 100% accuracy identifying cancers below the surface of colorectal tissue by combining optical coherence tomography with deep learning.

Permanent hair dye may increase breast cancer risk by up to 60% in black women

"Researchers have been studying the possible link between hair dye and cancer for a long time, but results have been inconsistent," said co-author Alexandra White, PhD.

Radiologists must take a data-driven approach to discuss gadolinium, mitigate liability risk

Healthcare institutions are encountering a growing number of gadolinium deposition disease cases. One expert recently discussed why radiologists should use current data to shed light on the topic and minimize their liability risk.

RSNA names new leaders to its board of directors

Among the new appointments is James P. Borgstede, MD, who will serve as president on the society's board.

Advanced Visualization

Historic medical objects imaged for insights
fMRI reveals prenatal opioid exposure changes brain connectivity in babies
fMRI reveals how the brain adapts after half of it is removed
Penn researchers want to know how opioids affect brain development via neuroimaging
Gadolinium-enhanced MRI helps diagnose painful shoulder condition
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Artificial Intelligence

AI predicts patients' future healthcare costs from chest x-rays
RSNA names winners of intracranial hemorrhage AI challenge
Machine learning creates image ‘atlas' to improve disease diagnoses
ACR releases repository of FDA-cleared AI imaging algorithms
‘Collective super intelligence’: Radiologists, AI join forces to improve chest x-ray interpretations
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Cardiovascular Imaging

Meditation increases blood flow in the heart, PET scans show
MRI-guided thrombolysis can save $20K in downstream costs in certain stroke patients
Optical imaging may be ‘game-changer’ for predicting heart attacks
Expanding CTA to more stroke patients improves outcomes
3D neural network can help radiologists ID scarring associated with deadly heart condition
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Diagnostic Imaging

Radiologists must take a data-driven approach to discuss gadolinium, mitigate liability risk
E-scooter study finds more injuries in CT scans and x-rays
RSNA 2019: Focused ultrasound may open pathway for treating Alzheimer’s
Machine learning creates image ‘atlas' to improve disease diagnoses
Ultrasound treatment relieves tremors, improves quality of life in Parkinson’s patients
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Healthcare Economics & Policy

Department of Defense approves DBT screening for TRICARE beneficiaries
MRI-guided thrombolysis can save $20K in downstream costs in certain stroke patients
Radiologists must take a data-driven approach to discuss gadolinium, mitigate liability risk
RSNA names new leaders to its board of directors
RSNA 2019: Dr. Vijay Rao on why hospital radiology departments must grow to compete
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Imaging Informatics

Aided by AI, alternative imaging finds colorectal cancer at 100% clip
RSNA 2019: Enterprise imaging a work in progress for the foreseeable future
RSNA 2019: Patient-centered care means radiology must make reports more accessible
Google axed release of vast x-ray dataset following NIH privacy concerns
3 patients dead after UK hospital failed to escalate imaging findings
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Molecular Imaging

Is the future of nuclear medicine, radiology heading in the right direction? Experts take a look
Is the future of nuclear medicine, radiology heading in the right direction? Experts take a look
New Mexico-based company gains funding, land for new Mo-99 reactor
Radiology efforts over past decade led to 20% drop in patient’s radiation dose, report shows
Researchers optimize PSMA-targeted prostate cancer therapy to reduce negative side effects
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Oncology Imaging

Permanent hair dye may increase breast cancer risk by up to 60% in black women
More frequent breast cancer screenings catch disease earlier
1 in 3 cancer patients wishes they had known more about treatment-related side effects
More women know about breast density, but socioeconomic disparities still exist—can notification laws change that?
AI helps radiologists spot lung cancer on chest x-rays
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Practice Management

RSNA 2019: A revised perspective is central to a new era of patient-centered radiology
New research finds gadolinium retention in the cerebral cortex, debunking conventional wisdom
Walter Reed National Medical Center let nearly 2,000 CT scans go unread
Radiology ranks 6th among physician specialities most likely to face a malpractice claim
Overutilization in the ED: One in three visits for lower back pain includes imaging
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