March 2019

Opportunistic CT screening for osteoporosis | Ultrasound drug delivery ()
Incidental screening for osteoporosis | Ultrasound drug delivery ()
FDA refreshes MQSA | Imaging CDS brings consistency ()
Week in Review: FDA updates mammography regulations | The pay gap between male and female radiologists ()
Editor's Choice: 10 Important Stories from March ()
FDA proposed rule ‘modernizes’ mammography screening, includes breast density reporting ()
FDA modernizes MQQS | Decision support aids imaging appropriateness ()
Breaking News: FDA proposed rule ‘modernizes’ mammography screening, includes breast density reporting ()
Interventional goes virtual | Inappropriate imaging vexes Ireland ()
5 ways radiologists benefit from direct communication with patients | Improving stroke care through training ()
Fetal brain imaging: boy or girl? | Googling in the IR suite ()
Google Home in the operating room | AI classifies breast masses as well as radiologists ()
Sleep apnea brain harm can heal | Needless dental CT ()
How breast density laws impact care | AI matches experienced radiologists | The power of 7T MRI scans ()
Change Healthcare's $100M IPO | Eye Docs, imaging and AI ()
Artificial Intelligence | March 2019 ()
Week in Review: Low CT colonography utilization | DBT reduces harm to patients | Benefits of EHR-centered workflow ()
Does supplemental whole-breast ultrasound provide value? | A sign of solidarity after Christchurch tragedy ()
Variation in breast density assessments | A key biomarker for breast cancer risk ()
'Tomo' continues to impress | Google algorithm aids eye docs ()
AI plus human equals high efficiency | Light-based brain imaging ()
What imaging patients think of AI | Drinking, blushing and the brain ()
$2K-plus per patient ER callbacks | New nuke-med tracers ()
Whole-body PET/CT vs. nose cancer metastases | Superfluous MSK reads ()
Policy | March 2019 ()
Week in Review: The public should not fear radiation contamination after cremation | No gadolinium, no problem ()
4D CT accuracy | MRI with manganese contrast ()
What we can learn about stroke from a simple MRI technique ()
Why providers should track follow-up imaging adherence | New technique could improve COPD treatment ()
Quality | March 2019 ()
Most AI studies don’t validate | AI challenges rads on breast cancer ()
Gadolinium not needed to monitor MS patients | Second-opinion breast MRI reviews provide value ()
Radiologist reads of pediatric arm fractures found superfluous, costly ()
Most AI research focused on radiology lacks external validation | A big benefit of structured reporting ()
Q&A: Why the public should not worry about radiation contamination when bodies are cremated ()
Care Delivery | March 2019 ()
Week in Review: AI comparable to radiologists | Carestream Health selling healthcare IT business | New NLP research ()
Bill to repeal medical device tax introduced in Senate | Carestream Health sells healthcare IT business to Philips ()
Breaking News: Carestream Health selling healthcare IT business to Philips ()
AI detects breast cancer as well as most radiologists | Ultra low-dose CT accurately IDs solid lung nodules ()
Healthcare Economics | March 2019 ()
NLP could help providers anticipate changes in demand | Imaging utilization not curbed by palliative care ()
Imaging societies explore the ethics of AI | How policy changes have impacted cost sharing for mammography ()
How to help radiologists work well together | 3 takeaways from a survey of women undergoing mammography ()
Week in Review: Improving care for transgender, gender-diverse patients | Healthy (and unhealthy) ways radiologists cope with burnout ()
Imaging Informatics | March 2019 ()