September 2025

HI's next chapter | CT findings that mask lung cancer in ILD patients | ML model predicts adverse side effects post-radiotherapy ()
Econ: Radiologists #2 in on-call pay; GE mulls China biz sale; Staffing woes shutter imaging centers; Private equity ups prices ()
Most FDA-cleared tools don't share relevant clinical info | How BMI affects AI accuracy on CT | GE expands prostate footprint ()
Prenuvo seeks venue change in high-profile malpractice case | Rads want exemption from $100K visa fee | New imaging tariffs eyed ()
Best of the Week: Neighbor sues after imaging center leaks radiation | AI significantly cuts read times | Biopsy device recall ()
New breast biopsy recommendations | Carbon dioxide contrast | Providers forgo physical exams before ordering imaging | More ()
Policy: Bill proposes tapping foreign-born docs to relieve rad shortages | Medicare denies $16M in imaging AI payments ()
Panel develops new breast biopsy guidelines | Soccer players at risk of brain damage | GE expands prostate imaging agent access ()
Hospital opens $50M imaging center | Missing 1st mammogram could be deadly | Radiology groups propose new CPT codes for 2027 ()
Highly effective incidental findings approach | Crackdown on imaging information sharing | Sectra signs $21M enterprise deal ()
How pre-imaging pain meds impact ultrasound accuracy | 4D MRI helps artificial heart developers advance tech | More ()
Recall of imaging device after patient death | Lawsuit over radiation leakage | Practice buys back shares from private equity ()
Medical imaging a big contributor to Medicare waste | Many thyroid ultrasounds unneeded | 80% of head CT requests inadequate ()
Alternative contrast agent for vascular procedures | US guidance for peripheral lung biopsy | New HTN recs include IR procedure ()
Molecular imaging a suitable supplement for dense breast tissue | Carbon dioxide is a safe, effective substitute for ICM | More ()
Medicare mistake could kill seniors, rads warn | Experts call for greater scrutiny around radiologist-AI industry conflicts ()
M&A: $130M rad group sale | Hospital acquires 40-year-old practice | RadNet adds AI firm for $29M | Teleradiology consolidation ()
Study questions lung cancer screening guidelines | Siemens partners with Hawaii's largest private healthcare provider | More ()
Turning off CT scanners saves money | ACR tries new approaches in Congress and with members ()
Leadership: 97-hour workweek almost kills radiologist | Quiet quitting | Inadequate multidisciplinary meeting pay | New chairs ()
Referrers often forgo physical exams on patients prior to ordering imaging | Radiation therapy systems subject of recall | More ()
AI-generated reports cut rad reading times | Pitfalls to avoid when imaging heart disease patients | NIH seeks new imaging AI ()
Best of the Week: Telerads help ED cut turnaround times | Nationwide IR-urology partnership | Rad groups endorse staffing bill ()
Long-lasting COVID-induced inflammation | Link between pediatric blood cancer and imaging | Hospital system deploys AI in ERs ()
United sues Rad Partners again | Lantheus allegedly misled investors | $5M suit against private practice | $2.8B BCBS settlement ()
Data suggest link between preconception CT and birth defects | Pediatric radiation exposure associated with blood cancer | More ()
Radiologists rail against 'excessive' CMS cut to practice expenses | Rads No. 2 in on-call wages | GE mulls divesting China biz ()
Top 10 most popular radiology video interviews this past month ()
Reducing LDCT false positives | Baseline findings predict long-term cancer risk | Contaminated contrast sickens 10 | More ()
Research hints at whether LLMs are ready for clinical deployment | Ultrasound finding may signal invasive cancer | More ()
Radiologists' growing MIPS frustration | Why departments cancel imaging orders | Consolidation influences ACR accreditation ()
Robot sonographer | AI nearly halves LDCT false positive rates | Hospital system implements radiology AI across entire network ()
Medicare IR change will 'kill seniors,' pols warn | NPP reads result in more repeat imaging | Referrers refuse to use IR service ()
Reducing unnecessary breast biopsy referrals | First in-human 4D mammo trial | AI predicts short-term breast cancer risk| More ()
Long-lasting COVID-induced inflammation | Dementia-specific contrast agents | AI shines at treatment prediction using CT/PET ()
AI ups short-term breast cancer risk prediction | Opportunistic AI tool spots osteoporosis early | Baseline LDCT predicts risk ()
Rad groups push bill to add 14K new residency slots | Breast imagers missing the mark | Strategic Radiology adds new state ()
97-hour week nearly kills radiologist | Congress eyes foreign docs to relieve rad shortages | Lantheus misled investors: Lawsuit ()
Rad sued for missed finding | After-hours readers unhappy with workloads, pay | 'Sham' publications posing as respected journal ()
MRI miss prompts lawsuit | Baseline lung CT findings linked with long-term mortality risk | Abbreviated MRI for prostate cancer ()
Congress eyes foreign rads to ease shortages | Medicare rejects most radiology AI claims | CMS won't make MIPS measure mandatory ()
Abbreviated prostate MRIs could become the standard | Internet searches reveal climbing interest in POCUS implementation | More ()
Investors sue Lantheus after stock tanks | GEHC to buy noted imaging AI firm | ACR touts radiology wins in House spending bill ()
Inside the brains of expert prompt engineers | AI outperforms rads as second reader | Chatbots make MRI reports patient-friendly ()
Rads sound off on after-hours workload, pay | Iron on MRI may signal cognitive decline | Intraoperative imaging system recall ()
Overworked and underpaid: Survey on after hours work | Generalist AI could cut costs | Guidance on new interventional offering ()
Radiologists stop accepting out-of-network patients | Smartwatches curb doc burnout | ACR criticizes BCBS policy change ()
AI spots incidental lesions on routine CXR | Ultrasound guidance safer, more effective than CT or peripheral lesions | More ()
Predatory 'imitators' claiming to be respected radiology journal | Bedside POCUS in the ED could save hospitals millions | More ()
97-hour workweek nearly kills radiologist | New approach cuts biopsy referrals by 50% | PCPs embrace AI imaging explanations ()
Patients hospitalized due to contaminated contrast | Data challenge yield of elective MRIs | Collab targets remote operations ()
Study questions yield of elective MRIs | FDA updates MRI recs for patients on AD drug | Findings may explain phantom pain | More ()
Remote scanning to get boost from new partnership | Rad leading study on treating blast injuries in military personnel | More ()
AI cuts rad workloads 40% | Rad Partners launches tech division | Software scores nationwide United coverage | Aidoc adds $150M ()
Contaminated contrast sickens 8 patients | Study challenges hype of elective whole-body MRIs | AI improves stroke outcomes ()
Radiologist warns of 'quiet quitting' in specialty | HHS to crack down on info-blocking | Novel incidental findings approach ()
Late-stage prostate cancer diagnoses climbing | Grant to fund study of molecular imaging in stroke care | New AD imaging recs ()
Staffing shortages force closure of imaging centers | Solution lets techs remotely control scanners | Rads among most-requested ()
FDA changes imaging recs for patients on popular Alzheimer's drug | C-arms recalled due to missing shielding components | More ()
EDs overusing CTA for GI concerns | Stanford names new radiology chair | ACR advocacy remains strong | FDA C-arm recall ()
COVID ups risk of metastatic cancer | AI as a second reader | IR procedure offers long-term relief of OA pain | Mo-99 in the US ()
Best of August: Practice takes over Rad Partners contract | Staffing woes shutter centers | FDA OKs RadNet remote-scan solution ()