Category: Radiology Products

Radiology Products

Study Reveals DMT’s Effects on the Brain

A study from Imperial College London has shown how the psychedelic drug DMT alters brain function by increasing connectivity across the brain, with more communication between different areas and systems.

Radiology Products

FDA Updates Mammography Regulations for Breast Density and Detection

The U.S. FDA has updated mammography regulations under the Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) to require facilities to notify patients about breast density, strengthen enforcement, and assist interpreting physicians in evaluating mammograms to improve breast cancer detection, with the changes to be implemented within 18 months.

Radiology Products

Utilizing a Cloud-Native PACS for Radiology Practices

Harnessing cloud-native solutions helps radiologists and providers improve efficiency, enhance security, improve clinical decision-making, and control costs—all while keeping patient care the top priority.

Imaging Equipment

fMRI Shows Children Use the Same Brain Network as Adults for Tough Problems

Children as young as 4 years old show evidence of a network in the brain found in adults that tackles difficult cognitive problems, a new fMRI study found.

Mobile Devices

Smartwatch ECG Transforms into a Heart Failure Diagnostic Tool

A study published in Nature Medicine reports the ability of a smartwatch ECG to accurately detect heart failure in nonclinical environments.

Radiology Software

U.S. FDA Clears MedCognetics’ AI-Enabled Breast Cancer Screening Software

Digital health company MedCognetics, Inc. announces that it has received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance of its artificial intelligence-enabled software for breast cancer screening, QmTRIAGE.

Women’s Imaging

Radiotherapy for Older Patients Does Not Improve Survival Rates: Study

New research suggests that radiotherapy does not improve survival rates for older patients in the early stages of breast cancer. The addition of radiotherapy alongside breast-conserving surgery and hormone therapy一the current standard treatment一made no difference to the death rates for patients 65 years or older, researchers say.