The Colorado Springs-based imaging group and its board have agreed to settle the 1,000-person class-action challenge, days before the trial was slated to begin.
The federal agency said it plans to strengthen screening services, expand breast density education and improve timely diagnostic follow-up, “particularly for midlife women.”
Among trainees, common drivers of food insecurity can include high educational debt, demanding schedules and modest stipends, experts detail in JAMA Network Open.
Findings from a new national study highlight changes in care delivery, rising costs and disparities between rural and urban hospitals in treating transient ischemic attacks.
The facility, which will be located in Sanford, North Carolina, is expected to create 200 jobs across manufacturing, engineering, technical operations, quality, warehousing and administrative functions.
The update replaces ASTRO’s 2018 recommendations to reflect the growing body of evidence showing that hypofractionated external beam radiation therapy can maintain cancer control while reducing treatment time.
A new analysis raises questions about how overnight workloads affect diagnostic performance and whether AI tools can truly help mitigate fatigue-related risks in radiology.
Thanks in no small part to a former surgeon who traded her scalpel for a microscope more than a decade ago, digital pathology is today finding a sure foothold in the largest region of Spain.
