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Siemens Healthineers is stopping all sales of its general ultrasound systems
Researchers develop way of adapting adult radiology AI models to pediatric population
AI matches radiologists at prostate cancer detection via MRI
Radiology Partners clears key hurdle in plan to expand overseas
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Misleading claims about imaging could have damaging ripple effect, radiology experts warn

Leaders with the Neiman Health Policy Institute made their case in a new editorial published by the Journal of the American College of Radiology. 
Researchers develop way of adapting adult radiology AI models to pediatric population

Currently, only about 17% of U.S. Food and Drug Administration-authorized AI medical devices are labeled for use with children. 

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American College of Radiology names 2027 Gold Medal winners

ACR has picked William T. Herrington, MD, and Nina A. Mayr, MD, as its newest Gold Medal winners, slated to be honored at the college’s annual meeting next year. 

Everlight Radiology CEO Rob Anderson
Radiology Partners clears key hurdle in plan to expand overseas

America’s largest imaging group announced that its bondholders have approved a request to change the terms of its existing debts, paving the way for its purchase of Everlight Radiology. 

AI performs on par with radiologists at prostate cancer detection across diverse MRI datasets
AI matches radiologists at prostate cancer detection via MRI

A lack of generalizability in the early days of AI development was one of the biggest caveats attached to the technology.

CT scanner and iodine contrast injection system at Wellstar Kennestone Hospital. Photo by Dave Fornell
Study identifies gaps in sustainable use of iodinated contrast

New survey results, published in Insights Into Imaging, explore global knowledge, attitudes and practices related to contrast media sustainability,

Rick Snyder, MD, FACC, president of the Cardiac PET Alliance, president of HeartPlace and chief physician executive at U.S. Heart and Vascular, spoke with Cardiovascular Business in the above video interview. He said the organization is working with lawmakers and healthcare systems to expand access to cardiac PET. The effort also aims to educate government and commercial payers about the technology's potential to improve patient care while reducing overall healthcare costs.
Safer, faster, more effective: Why cardiac PET should be the primary nuclear modality

Rick Snyder, MD, president of the Cardiac PET Alliance, says PET offers better images than SPECT and is associated with much less radiation.

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Alterations in brain connectivity linked to anxiety in adolescents, MRI study finds

New findings implicate brain circuits connecting the cerebellum, amygdala and thalamus in adolescent anxiety. 

Siemens Healthineers
Siemens Healthineers is stopping all sales of its general ultrasound systems

The announcement comes as the company shifts its ultrasound business toward cardiovascular procedures, image-guided therapy and other advanced imaging technologies.

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Radiology Business
Radiology’s New Way: Reads, Rads, ROI—and RadPod

Interventional radiologist Mairaj Uddin, MD, knew he’d gotten himself into something good when he saw his teammates work through a backlog of 3,000 imaging studies in just three days.  

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