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Lung cancer vs. AI | New nuclear GI drug | Investors embrace imaging
Monday, March 10, 2025
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AI beats standard regression models at predicting lung cancer risk

Not all AI or regression models are the same, nor do they all incorporate the same data when assessing patient risk.

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An example of a lung cancer found using low-dose computed tomography (LDCT). Image courtesy of RSNA
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AI beats standard regression models at predicting lung cancer risk

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An example of a lung cancer found using low-dose computed tomography (LDCT). Image courtesy of RSNA
Not all AI or regression models are the same, nor do they all incorporate the same data when assessing patient risk.
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New radiopharmaceutical targeted at gastrointenstinal cancers yields impressive results

Trial results thus far indicate the drug can significantly extend progression-free survival compared to current standard of care treatments.

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New radiopharmaceutical targeted at gastrointenstinal cancers yields impressive results

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Trial results thus far indicate the drug can significantly extend progression-free survival compared to current standard of care treatments.
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In Case You Missed It

New PET method combines antibody with radioactive isotope to improve lung cancer detection

By giving providers greater insight into a tumor’s molecular footprint, the method could also reduce the need for invasive biopsies.

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New PET method combines antibody with radioactive isotope to improve lung cancer detection

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lung cancer screening
By giving providers greater insight into a tumor’s molecular footprint, the method could also reduce the need for invasive biopsies.
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Experts identify 'critical window' when early signs of neurodegeneration become visible on imaging

These findings may lead to new screening guidelines that could change how imaging is utilized in the aging population.

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Experts identify 'critical window' when early signs of neurodegeneration become visible on imaging

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These findings may lead to new screening guidelines that could change how imaging is utilized in the aging population.
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Thousands of radiologists now work for private equity, up sharply from a decade ago

About 282 (or 1%) of radiologists worked for PE entities in 2013, a number that has increased over 1,300% in the 11 years since, according to new research. 

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Thousands of radiologists now work for private equity, up sharply from a decade ago

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About 282 (or 1%) of radiologists worked for PE entities in 2013, a number that has increased over 1,300% in the 11 years since, according to new research. 
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In Other News

SCAI leaders 'on a mission' to improve cath lab protection from radiation, orthopedic injury

SCAI President James Hermiller, Jr., MD, explains the need for more innovative radiation protection systems in the cath lab.

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SCAI President James Hermiller, MD, discusses the need for more better radiation protection in the cath lab#SCAI #CathLab, #RadiationExposure #cardiology
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SCAI leaders 'on a mission' to improve cath lab protection from radiation, orthopedic injury

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SCAI President James Hermiller, MD, discusses the need for more better radiation protection in the cath lab#SCAI #CathLab, #RadiationExposure #cardiology
SCAI President James Hermiller, Jr., MD, explains the need for more innovative radiation protection systems in the cath lab.
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Healthcare AI newswatch: Does healthcare AI need DEI? | Insider AI risk | 2025 Turing Prize | more

If U.S. healthcare is to help advance responsible and ethical AI for all communities, it very much needs to continue prioritizing DEI initiatives. 

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Healthcare AI newswatch: Does healthcare AI need DEI? | Insider AI risk | 2025 Turing Prize | more

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If U.S. healthcare is to help advance responsible and ethical AI for all communities, it very much needs to continue prioritizing DEI initiatives. 
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