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Kessler Foundation Neuroimaging Study Reveals Fatigue-Related Differences by Age and Gender

To study the relationship between age and fatigue, Kessler Foundation researchers conducted a study using neuroimaging and self-report data.

Global Health Panel Publishes New Recommendations for Assessing Health Technology in Multipayor Healthcare Systems
Increased Precision and Safety in Spinal Tap with PASS – An Ultrasound-Guided Lumbar Puncture Procedure
QT Imaging Sees New Milestone Success with Blinded Medical Trials of Its Body Scanning Technology
Pairing Imaging, AI May Improve Colon Cancer Screening, Diagnosis
Few Patients Undergo Recommended MRI Screening After Silicone Implant Breast Surgery
Canon Medical Systems USA Inc Completes Acquisition of NXC Imaging
The Brain Already Benefits from Moderate Physical Activity, Study Shows

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Variation in Reporting of Elective Surgeries Impacts Patient Safety Indicators

Hospitals may classify elective surgeries admissions that exempts them from elective-based PSI scores, which may lead to less reliable PSIs.

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ACR to Manage New Alzheimer’s Network

The American College of Radiology Center for Research and Innovation will serve as the operations center for the new Alzheimer’s Network for Treatment and Diagnostics, or ALZ-NET.

Radiology Products

Exo Acquires Medo AI to Make Medical Imaging as Easy as Snapping a Smartphone Photo

Exo announces that it is acquiring Medo, a Canadian developer of AI technology, to make ultrasound imaging faster and simpler to use.

Imaging Equipment

AI Applied to Prediagnostic CTs May Help Diagnose Pancreatic Cancer Earlier

A new study finds that radiomics-based machine learning models may detect pancreatic cancer on prediagnostic CT scans substantially earlier than current methods for clinical diagnosis.

Market Trends

Examine The Benefits of a Cloud-Native Environment in Enterprise Imaging

Accelerate your digital transformation and improve patience outcomes in enterprise imaging

Management & Staffing

Ultrasound Ergonomics to Attract and Retain Sonographers

The demand for sonographers continues to grow, and hospitals and clinics need to differentiate themselves to recruit the best talent. Ergonomics can be a critical—and likely overlooked—factor in recruiting and maintaining a talented ultrasound workforce, especially during difficult hiring times.

Imaging Insights

Pulsed MRI System Could Penetrate Blood-Brain Barrier

Researchers have demonstrated the ability to open the blood-brain-barrier to deliver drugs using pulsed magnetic fields with tailored waveforms.

Imaging News

Congressman Bobby Rush Honored with the MITA Congressional Innovation Award

MITA has awarded U.S. Representative Bobby L. Rush (IL-01) with the MITA Innovation Award in recognition of his leadership on legislation.