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Radiology ups pressure on Congress | Advocates fight cuts to imaging research | Stock photos failing to depict specialty
Thursday, March 6, 2025
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Radiology pushes for doc fix as government funding deadline looms

Momentum is building for the Medicare Patient Access and Practice Stabilization Act, the AMA notes, with 99 bipartisan co-sponsors in the House. 

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Radiology pushes for doc fix as government funding deadline looms

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Momentum is building for the Medicare Patient Access and Practice Stabilization Act, the AMA notes, with 99 bipartisan co-sponsors in the House. 
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Imaging industry urges Congress to oppose cuts to critical research overhead payments

Failing to fund these functions, advocates contend, will result in challenges that could potentially halt progress in imaging industry innovation. 

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Imaging industry urges Congress to oppose cuts to critical research overhead payments

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Failing to fund these functions, advocates contend, will result in challenges that could potentially halt progress in imaging industry innovation. 
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Most stock photos fail to accurately portray the work of radiologists

Only about 9% of images examined presented a “realistic view of a radiologist’s job," according to new research out of Belgium. 

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Most stock photos fail to accurately portray the work of radiologists

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Only about 9% of images examined presented a “realistic view of a radiologist’s job," according to new research out of Belgium. 
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UC San Diego names new radiology chair, GE CEO change, plus more leadership moves

Also, AI vendor Lunit hires a new CEO for subsidiary Volpara, Vanderbilt picks a vice chair of community radiology, and Sirona Medical selects its next chief. 

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Christine B. Chung, MD
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UC San Diego names new radiology chair, GE CEO change, plus more leadership moves

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Christine B. Chung, MD
Also, AI vendor Lunit hires a new CEO for subsidiary Volpara, Vanderbilt picks a vice chair of community radiology, and Sirona Medical selects its next chief. 
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In Other News

How radiologists can help identify victims of domestic violence

New analysis details patterns radiologists can look for that may signal a patient is experiencing domestic violence. 

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How radiologists can help identify victims of domestic violence

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New analysis details patterns radiologists can look for that may signal a patient is experiencing domestic violence. 
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ALS drug repurposed for PET imaging

Researchers radiolabeled the drug so that they could follow its movement and breakdown in the body to help visualize areas of oxidative stress.

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ALS drug repurposed for PET imaging

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ALS drug repurposed for PET imaging
Researchers radiolabeled the drug so that they could follow its movement and breakdown in the body to help visualize areas of oxidative stress.
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Healthcare AI newswatch: Regulatory sparring partners, AI nutrition labels, agentic AI basics, more

Medical device companies navigating regulatory pathways should know: Large language models are not reliable guides. 

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Healthcare AI newswatch: Regulatory sparring partners, AI nutrition labels, agentic AI basics, more

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Medical device companies navigating regulatory pathways should know: Large language models are not reliable guides. 
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In Case You Missed It

7 ways to ease the pipeline for foreign-trained radiologists in the US

“Acquiring and retaining IMG radiologists calls for the collaborative action of various radiologic societies and other stakeholders," experts write in RSNA's Radiology. 

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7 ways to ease the pipeline for foreign-trained radiologists in the US

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“Acquiring and retaining IMG radiologists calls for the collaborative action of various radiologic societies and other stakeholders," experts write in RSNA's Radiology. 
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Using CT imaging to opportunistically screen for osteoporosis could save Medicare upward of $2.5B

Only about 11% to 18% of eligible patients receive recommended bone density scans, but CT images gathered for other purposes could fill this gap. 

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found that abdominal CT scans could be a feasible option for bone density screenings, as the modality achieved results comparable to those yielded by traditional DXA scans #osteoporosis #bonedensity
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Using CT imaging to opportunistically screen for osteoporosis could save Medicare upward of $2.5B

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found that abdominal CT scans could be a feasible option for bone density screenings, as the modality achieved results comparable to those yielded by traditional DXA scans #osteoporosis #bonedensity
Only about 11% to 18% of eligible patients receive recommended bone density scans, but CT images gathered for other purposes could fill this gap. 
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Radiology advocacy pays off, with BCBS affiliate revoking controversial imaging pay policy

The American Society of Neuroradiology said Tuesday it is "delighted" with the decision, which pertains to a key MRI contrast agent. 

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Radiology advocacy pays off, with BCBS affiliate revoking controversial imaging pay policy

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The American Society of Neuroradiology said Tuesday it is "delighted" with the decision, which pertains to a key MRI contrast agent. 
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Radiology practice network LucidHealth signs $25M deal with vendor Visage Imaging

Under the agreement, the Columbus, Ohio, provider group will implement the cloud-based Visage 7 Enterprise Imaging Platform across its organization. 

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Radiology practice network LucidHealth signs $25M deal with vendor Visage Imaging

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Under the agreement, the Columbus, Ohio, provider group will implement the cloud-based Visage 7 Enterprise Imaging Platform across its organization. 
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