What PET Revealed About Schizophrenia That MRI Missed
Researchers found widespread synaptic loss using advanced PET imaging, offering new insight into the disease's underlying biology.
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Medical Imaging Contrast Polluting Waterways at Massive Scale, Study Finds
A 13-year national study finds iodinated and gadolinium agents widely escaping into waterways, prompting calls for smarter dosing, appropriate use, and emerging low-impact alternatives.
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PET Radiotracers Outperform FDA-Approved Detector
Two new PET radiotracers demonstrated superior binding and selectivity compared to the FDA-approved radiotracer for detecting tau tangles, aiding Alzheimer’s diagnosis, staging, and clinical trial outcomes.
MRI Reveals Sex-Specific Fat Patterns in Muscle and Bone
UT Southwestern researchers used MRI to uncover sex-specific fat distribution patterns in muscle and bone influenced by age and BMI, offering insights for personalized strategies to prevent age-related diseases.
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PSMA-PET Uncovers Hidden Metastases in Prostate Cancer
A UCLA study found that nearly half of high-risk prostate cancer patients classified as nonmetastatic by conventional imaging were revealed to have metastatic disease using advanced PSMA-PET imaging, highlighting its superior accuracy in staging and treatment planning.
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MRI Links Brain Structure to Early Substance Use in Adolescents
MRI scans reveal structural brain differences in adolescents linked to early substance use, suggesting predispositions influenced by genetics, environment, and neurological factors.
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Study Confirms MRI-First Approach Is Safe for Prostate Cancer Detection
German researchers found that an MRI-first approach for prostate cancer screening is safe and effective, reducing unnecessary biopsies while ensuring early detection of significant cancers.
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Disparities in Medicaid Imaging Access Across States
A study found that higher Medicaid reimbursement rates are linked to increased medical imaging utilization, highlighting disparities in access to care and the need to address reimbursement gaps to improve equity for underserved populations.
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